A recent undercover investigation by Muckraker has uncovered troubling revelations regarding the non-profit organization Make the Road New York (MRNY). This group appears to have tapped into federal taxpayer dollars to support a controversial protest movement. The investigation suggests that MRNY is actively busing non-citizens into Manhattan for the so-called “No Kings” demonstrations, which have been promoted by mainstream media as a grassroots uprising against the Trump administration.
Anthony Rubin, the reporter behind the Muckraker investigation, presents clear evidence that contradicts the narrative pushed by many outlets. Footage reveals MRNY staff loading groups of non-citizens onto buses destined for the massive protest on March 28. This raises serious questions about the origins of the demonstrations, which are depicted as spontaneous expressions of dissent but are revealed instead to be orchestrated events.
The report indicates that MRNY has received over $16 million in federal grants in 2023 alone, including $1.6 million from direct taxpayer contributions. The organization markets itself as providing health and legal services. However, these funds seem to be diverted toward mobilizing individuals for political purposes, manipulating the system under the guise of advocacy.
One noteworthy clip features Angel Vera, a community organizer for MRNY, who revealed that many members of the organization are undocumented individuals. When questioned, the so-called organizers showed an unwillingness to engage openly with investigators. Instead of providing straightforward responses, they retreated into black vans and avoided accountability.
Such tactics are alarming, particularly in a time when many American families are facing economic challenges. Instead of using taxpayer dollars to benefit citizens, these funds are funneled into efforts that may undermine the integrity of the political landscape.
Another segment of the investigation records Luba Cortez, another MRNY organizer, boasting about her undocumented status and previous arrests for being “without papers.” This kind of admission raises ethical concerns about the motivations behind MRNY’s activities.
The Gateway Pundit has reached out for comment from Make the Road New York to address these serious allegations and clarify their use of public funds. Transparency in this matter is crucial, as taxpayers deserve to know how their money is being spent and whether it serves the interests of citizens or a broader, more controversial agenda.
The Muckraker investigation casts a spotlight on the often-overlooked connection between funding and activism. As federal dollars continue to support organizations like MRNY, the line between advocacy and political maneuvering grows increasingly blurred. The public’s trust in political movements hinges on accountability, especially when taxpayer money is at stake.
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