Foreign Funding Statements

Public Statements About Foreign Funding: CAIR’s positions about receiving foreign funds have changed over time from flat denials to carefully-worded admissions. They are useful as a comparison to the actual facts and as a comparison to the wording in the FARA law. In FARA 611 (b) defining a foreign principal, that foreign principal can be “a government of a foreign country and a foreign political party… a person outside of the United States… a partnership, association, corporation, organization, or other combination of persons organized under the laws of or having its principal place of business in a foreign country…”

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Center for Security Policy Letter Campaign

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CAIR 16th Annual Banquet.
Foreign Funding

CAIR qualifies under FARA as a foreign agent in part because it has taken cash, loans, pledges of donations and real property from foreign principals. View all source documents at the Foreign Funding Transactions page.

Latest Update on Foreign Funding:
Hooper admits contributions from Saudi and UAE Embassies
Meetings and Coordination

CAIR has acted as a foreign agent of several Middle Eastern countries. View all source documents at the Meetings and Coordination page.
Influence Operations

CAIR has consistently acted in its role as a foreign agent to influence agencies and officials of the United States government. View all source documents at the Influence Operations page.
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