
HHS Secretary Kennedy Urges Rubio to Join CAIR Funding Probe After Chip Roy’s Request
“HHS has requested a review of allegations involving @CAIRNational and its affiliates, @CAIRCalifornia and @CAIRWashington regarding the use of federal grant funds,” Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. “Americans deserve full transparency when taxpayer dollars are involved. He further stated that CAIR’s association with Islamic terror organizations creates a “grave risk to national security” that should disbar the organization from receiving federal tax dollars.
- ▪“HHS has requested a review of allegations involving @CAIRNational and its affiliates, @CAIRCalifornia and @CAIRWashington regarding the use of federal grant funds,” Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
- ▪“Americans deserve full transparency when taxpayer dollars are involved.
- ▪He further stated that CAIR’s association with Islamic terror organizations creates a “grave risk to national security” that should disbar the organization from receiving federal tax dollars.
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