Journalist Nick Timiraos shared a report stating that the Trump administration is considering using an executive order to designate certain non-profit organizations as terrorist-affiliated and suspend their tax-exempt status.
Reporter Nick Timiraos shared a Wall Street Journal report stating that the Donald Trump administration is considering signing an executive order to designate certain non-profit organizations accused of terrorist ties on a blacklist, which would immediately suspend their tax-exempt status and paralyze their operations. Officials are reviewing an obscure law that would allow the president to leverage untested tax code provisions to issue the executive order. The report notes that this move could escalate scrutiny on tax-exempt organizations and potentially target Donald Trump's critics and political opponents.
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