if any misuse of federal funds is uncovered, those responsible must be held accountable, future grants should be terminated, and taxpayers deserve full transparency about how their money was spent
Chip Roy will push to terminate future federal grants to CAIR if misuse of federal funds is uncovered.
Occurrences
Evidence
The House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution and Limited Government announced a hearing on 'Sharia-Free America' to examine efforts to establish Sharia-based institutions and 'proposed legislative reforms' to protect Americans from them.
Reporting on the hearing says Roy targeted the East Plano Islamic Center and CAIR, and that he used the session to press a broader anti-Sharia agenda in Congress.
The article reports that HHS is investigating a $30 million CAIR-related refugee-resettlement grant and said substantiated allegations could lead to suspension or debarment.
At the Texas GOP convention, Roy said 'Sharia is the proxy for the larger fight' and called for action to stop 'the flow of people' and to fight both legal and illegal immigration.
Assessments
The record shows Roy continued to target CAIR and related Muslim organizations through hearings and public remarks during his current House term, and a 2026 HHS investigation raised the possibility of grant suspension if allegations were substantiated. But the evidence provided does not show Roy specifically moving to terminate future federal grants to CAIR, nor does it establish that misuse of federal funds was actually uncovered and then met with the promised grant-cutoff push. Because the trigger condition and Roy's specific follow-through are both unproven here, the promise is best scored as unresolved rather than delivered or failed.