The
Urban Institute, the IRS’ “trusted partner” for small nonprofit
organizations to publicly disclose their financial information, has
itself partnered with the radical National Council of La Raza, an
open-borders advocacy group pushing immigration reform.
Earlier this week, WND broke the story that the IRS is officially
directing all U.S. nonprofits whose annual gross receipts are $50,000 or
less to file their annual financial information electronically with the
liberal Urban Institute.
The
institute collects what is known as Form 990, which provides the public
with financial information about the organization. The form, called the
e-Postcard in its electronic online format, is also utilized by the
government to keep up-to-date with non-profits and prevent such
organizations from abusing their tax-exempt status.
Now WND has learned the Urban Institute lists the National Council of La Raza as one of its “sponsors and partners.”
In
2007, La Raza commissioned the Urban Institute to carry out a study of
how the children of illegal aliens were impacted by Immigration and
Customs Enforcement raids.
The institute’s findings were released in a 109-page Oct. 31, 2007, report titled “Paying the Price: The Impact of Immigration Raids on America’s Children.”
The cover of the full report featured an image of a terrified, crying Hispanic-looking girl.
The institute and La Raza held a joint press conference at the National Press Club to discuss the findings of the report.
Regarding the children of illegal aliens, the commissioned report
concluded increased ICE enforcement has “put these children at risk of
family separation, economic hardship, and psychological trauma.”
Having an “undocumented worker” parent arrested caused the children
to experience “feelings of abandonment and showed symptoms of emotional
trauma, psychological duress, and mental health problems,” the report
found.
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