SPLC indicted over informant scheme

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche unveiled the charges against the prominent nonprofit, alleging it funneled millions to extremist groups it claimed to be fighting.

A coalition of over 100 activist organizations has vowed solidarity with the SPLC, preparing for a protracted legal battle against the federal government.

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan has already demanded documents from the group, alleging improper coordination with the previous administration.

This indictment marks a significant escalation in the administration's campaign against progressive organizations and has drawn silence from high-profile donors like George Clooney and George Soros.