The Trump administration is investigating how organizations like “The TransLatin@ Coalition” use taxpayer dollars, according to a recent budget data request.

The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is requesting that federal agencies report all funding for 49 non-government organizations from fiscal years 2024 through 2026 by May 29, according to a May 13memo. The memo states that officials at the OMB plan to review their responses on June 5.

“Agency responses should include all grants (including grants then provided as subcontracts or subgrants to other entities), cooperative agreements, loans, contracts (including subcontracts), and other monetary awards (awards or subawards) in the total amounts,” the budget data request states.

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Aspen Institute, Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), Tides Center, Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service and Minneapolis Foundation are also listed in the request.

Theleft-leaningAspen Institutesaysit drives “change through dialogue, leadership, and action to help solve the greatest challenges of our time.” On an unspecified date in Sept. 2020, before New York Postbrokethe Hunter Biden laptop story in Oct. 2020, the think tank hosted a “tabletop exercise” for Twitter and Meta executives regarding a similar scenario, the Daily Caller News Foundationpreviouslyreported.

“We have not been asked to provide any information and we are transparent about our funding, the vast majority of which does not come from the federal government,” Aspen Institute spokesperson Jonathan Purves told the DCNF.

None of the other aforementioned organizations immediately responded to the DCNF’s requests for comment.

The SPLCcallsitself “a catalyst for racial justice in the South and beyond.” It wasindictedfor allegedly funneling millions of dollars into “informants” within various extremist groups, including the Ku Klux Klan and the Aryan Nation, the DCNFreportedlast April. Several paid informants were key organizers for those groups, the indictment alleged.

The Tides Center and its affiliates received nearly $38 million from the federal government in 2024, spending much of it advocating for abortion access, affirmative action, and sex-change procedures, the DCNFreportedlast January. They alsoreportedlyhelpedbailmigrants out of immigration detention facilities.

However, the Tides Center wasn’t the only organization listed to support sex-changes. The OMB is also seeking data onTransgender Equity Consultingand “The TransLatin@ Coalition.”

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