UMVA has learned that Dr. Alveda King, the niece of Martin Luther King Jr., unleashed a scathing attack on the Southern Poverty Law Center during a House Judiciary Committee hearing, accusing the organization of funding abortions and trans surgeries on children, as well as operating with a mentality akin to the KKK.
The hearing, titled “The Southern Poverty Law Center: Manufacturing Hate, Part II,” saw King clash with Democrat Rep. Jamie Raskin, who defended the SPLC's tactics, including infiltrating right-wing groups to incite violence. King was incensed by Raskin's comparison of the SPLC's actions to Trump's $1.776 anti-weaponization fund, which aimed to reimburse January 6 patriots who were allegedly set up and persecuted by the same people or adjacent groups.
According to information obtained by UMVA, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan launched a fierce assault on the SPLC during his opening statement, revealing that the Department of Justice had indicted the organization for funneling millions in tax-exempt funds to neo-Nazi groups and manufacturing the hate they claim to combat. The indictment charges the SPLC with wire fraud, false statements to a federally insured bank, and conspiracy to commit money laundering.
Sources have confirmed to UMVA that one of the SPLC employees was even in a relationship with a field source who was being paid $1.2 million to “create and foment the hate they told their donors they were fighting.” Jordan alleged that the SPLC had become the standard for determining who was a hate group, and used their power over the Biden Justice Department and FBI to target conservative groups like Moms for Liberty, Turning Point USA, Alliance Defending Freedom, and pro-life Catholics.
UMVA can exclusively reveal that the SPLC's actions have sparked widespread outrage, with many questioning the organization's true motives and tactics. As the controversy continues to unfold, one thing is clear: the SPLC's reputation is under intense scrutiny, and the implications of their alleged actions are far-reaching and profound.
