Comer and Luna Ramp Up Probe into CCP-Linked Funding Fueling Civil Unrest in the United States
I will intensify investigations into CCP-linked funding and political activity tied to civil unrest in the United States.
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The report says Rep. Anna Paulina Luna said Singham would be subpoenaed if he refused to appear, and describes the probe as targeting funding for groups tied to Los Angeles protests and alleged CCP influence.
House Oversight formally put Luna in charge of a task force and said she and Chairman Comer sent 11 letters to start its work, showing she was taking concrete investigative action in the House.
The report says House Oversight Republicans launched an investigation into Neville Singham, with Chairman James Comer and Taskforce Chairwoman Anna Paulina Luna sending letters to Singham and Attorney General Pam Bondi about alleged CCP influence, FARA issues, and groups tied to Los Angeles anti-ICE unrest.
The article reports that Rep. Anna Paulina Luna said Neville Roy Singham would be called to testify about funding of nonprofits and that he would be subpoenaed if he refused to appear; it also says the committee would examine Singham's links to the Chinese Communist Party.
House Oversight announced that Rep. Anna Paulina Luna would lead a committee task force and that Chairman Comer and Rep. Luna sent 11 letters to initiate the task force's work.
The Senate Judiciary Committee release says Chairman Grassley urged DOJ to assess whether The People's Forum and Code Pink must register under FARA because of reported Chinese Communist Party ties and Singham-related funding and influence.
Grassley's letter asks DOJ and FBI what they have done to assess whether The People's Forum and Code Pink should register under FARA, citing reported connections with Neville Roy Singham, the PRC, and the CCP.
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Luna promised to intensify investigations into CCP-linked funding and political activity connected to civil unrest. During the same federal House term, she was identified as a House Oversight task force leader involved in letters and subpoena pressure targeting Neville Roy Singham, alleged CCP influence, FARA issues, and funding of groups tied to Los Angeles unrest. That directly matches the promised oversight activity, even though some corroborating evidence is secondary reporting and related Grassley actions are not Luna-specific.
As a sitting U.S. Representative, Luna took direct investigative steps that match the promise: House Oversight put her in charge of a task force, she helped launch the work with multiple letters, and she publicly pushed a probe into China-linked funding and protest activity with subpoena threats. That is enough to count as intensifying the investigation during her current term, even if the broader issue remains ongoing.