www.foxnews.com ActBlue CEO to Testify Amid Allegations of Misleading Congress on Foreign Donations
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- •ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones will testify before Congress on June 10 regarding foreign donations.
- •The House Administration Committee has been investigating ActBlue's fraud prevention measures since 2023.
- •Five ActBlue employees invoked their Fifth Amendment rights a total of 146 times during depositions.
Regina Wallace-Jones, CEO of ActBlue, is set to testify on June 10 regarding allegations that the organization misled Congress about its ability to prevent illegal foreign donations. The House Administration Committee, led by Chairman Bryan Steil, has been investigating ActBlue's fraud prevention measures since 2023. Internal memos reportedly warned Wallace-Jones in 2023 that the platform may have misrepresented its vetting processes for foreign donors. The committee has expressed concerns over ActBlue's compliance with U.S. laws prohibiting foreign contributions to political campaigns. ActBlue has faced accusations of withholding documents in response to subpoenas, and five employees invoked their Fifth Amendment rights during depositions. The scrutiny follows a New York Times report detailing potential risks of criminal investigation for ActBlue if it is found to have concealed facts regarding foreign donations.
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