Philanthropic Foundations Deploy $150 Billion to Oppose Trump and Promote Third World Immigration

$150 Billion – The combined endowments of major philanthropic foundations amount to $150 billion, and they are directing this capital toward coordinated political campaigns that explicitly target former President Trump’s policies and public image, while supporting allied advocacy groups.

Foundations – Leading contributors include George Soros’s Open Society network, the Ford Foundation, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, and additional unnamed donors, all united under a strategy to influence immigration and electoral outcomes and other philanthropic networks.

Immigration Campaign – The initiative pushes for expanded immigration from third‑world countries, presenting it as a solution to labor shortages and humanitarian needs while lobbying lawmakers to amend current visa and asylum regulations and promote pathways for skilled and unskilled workers.

Political Impact – Experts warn that channeling such vast private wealth into partisan efforts could reshape election dynamics, alter immigration policy, and spark debate over the role of philanthropy in democratic processes and may influence future campaign finance regulations.