11/10/2025
🚨 Ted Cruz Targets George Soros in Explosive New Bill — “We’re Cutting Off the Money Behind the Chaos” 🚨
Washington just got rocked. Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) has launched a direct offensive against billionaire George Soros, accusing him of bankrolling violent anti-Trump protests through his Open Society Foundations. Cruz has reintroduced his Stop FUNDERs Act — a law that could turn Soros’ funding networks into criminal evidence overnight.
The proposal would expand the RICO Act to include “funding coordinated riots” as a racketeering crime — letting federal agents seize assets, freeze accounts, and prosecute donors accused of fueling political violence. Cruz calls it a strike against “astroturfed chaos”, saying Soros’ money helped drive the massive “No Kings” protests erupting nationwide.
“There’s considerable evidence George Soros and his network are funding these rallies,” Cruz said. “The Stop FUNDERs Act will let law enforcement shut down the financiers of political violence.”
Cruz’s team cited IRS filings showing Soros’ Open Society Foundations funneled $7.6 million to Indivisible — the group organizing “No Kings” rallies across 2,500 U.S. cities. Conservative lawmakers like Sen. John Cornyn backed the bill, calling it a “weapon against radical groups who fund anarchy.”
Critics, however, are livid. Chuck Schumer blasted the proposal as “McCarthyism disguised as law,” while the ACLU warned it could “criminalize peaceful protest donors.” Soros’ foundation fired back: “We do not fund or condone violence. Claims to the contrary are false.”
Still, with Republicans controlling the Senate and a tough-on-protest DOJ under Pam Bondi, passage looks increasingly likely. FBI Director Kash Patel endorsed the bill, saying it would help dismantle extremist funding networks.
On social media, is trending — with Cruz’s fiery speech going viral and memes dubbing Soros the “Puppet Master of Mayhem.”
Political analysts say the move could reshape how America polices activism. Supporters see it as a defense of law and order; opponents call it a threat to free speech.
Either way, Ted Cruz just fired the loudest shot yet in Washington’s war over who really controls America’s streets — and this time, he’s naming names.