HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE? LATINO IMMIGRANT, ANTI-TRUMP Activist Group With Ties To George Soros and ACORN Awarded More Than $25 MILLION In Taxpayer FundsThe fact that it has taken so long to uncover massive taxpayer funds being used to directly target our President and one of two major political parties in America should frighten ever taxpaying American.WFB   A liberal activist group that has been involved in direct action campaigns against President Donald Trump and Republicans was recently awarded $400,000 more in taxpayer-backed government grants, records show.Make the Road New York (MRNY), a New York City-based Latino immigrant group with nearly 20,000 dues-paying members, is closely linked to an $80 million dollar anti-Trump network and an approved funding group of the Democracy Alliance, a secretive liberal donor network.MRNY has already hauled in millions of dollars in government grants. Between 2002 and 2014, the group was the recipient of more than $20 million in grants, the Washington Free Beacon previously reported. The amount that they received in 2015 and 2016 are not fully known, given the group s most recently available tax form is from 2014.According to USASpending, a site that tracks federal government grants, MRNY was given $725,000 in grants in 2015 and more than $4.4 million in 2016. However, figures on the site show only a fraction of the total amount in government grants the group has received in previous years as marked on their tax forms.On August 10, MRNY was awarded another grant totaling $420,000 from the Department of Education, records show.MRNY was behind the widely covered protests at the JFK airport following Trump s initial travel ban. The protests, which were billed as spontaneous at the time, were later found to be in the works since one day after the presidential election.The group was involved in the #DeleteUber campaign after Uber allowed drivers to pick up passengers from the airport during the protests. Travis Kalanick, Uber s founder, stepped down from Trump s advisory council following the activist campaign.MRNY was also a part of the #GrabYourWallet campaign, which targeted retailers that sold Trump family products. Nordstrom dropped Ivanka Trump products following the campaign, but cited declining sales as the reason why it had made the decision.MRNY has  partnered  with the Center for Popular Democracy, a New York-based liberal nonprofit that contains old chapters of the controversial and now-defunct Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), on a  Corporate Backers of Hate  campaign that targeted companies the group s claimed could profit from Trump s policies.The Center for Popular Democracy refers to MRNY as its  sister  organization in the biography of Ana Maria Archila, one of its co-executive directors, on its website. The two groups have swapped a number of individuals throughout recent years. Archila was the co-executive director of MRNY prior to her current position.Andrew Friedman, the other co-executive director of the Center for Popular Democracy, founded MRNY in 1997 and spent years building up the organization before moving to the Center for Popular Democracy. Friedman also sits on the board of directors of MRNY.Javier Valdes, the co-executive director of MRNY, sits on the board of directors of the Center for Popular Democracy.The groups have additionally transferred hundreds of thousands of dollars to each other. In 2013, MRNY passed $122,112 to the Center for Popular Democracy. In 2014, MRNY gave the group $25,000, according to tax forms.The Center for Popular Democracy sent $253,900 to MRNY in 2013 with another $100,000 going to its action fund. The Center for Popular Democracy then sent $286,042 to MRNY in 2015.The Center for Popular Democracy s action fund is also spearheading a massive $80 million dollar anti-Trump network that will span across 32 states with 48 local partners.Members of the Democracy Alliance, a secretive network of deep-pocketed liberal donors that was co-founded by billionaire George Soros, are recommended to donate to the Center for Popular Democracy, which receives generous funding from Soros. politics
how is this possible latino immigrant activist group with ties to george sorts acorn awarded more than million in taxpayer fundsthe fact taken long uncover massive taxpayer funds used directly target president one two major political parties america fighter ever taxpaying a liberal activist group involved direct action campaigns president donald trump republicans recently awarded government grants records road new york many new york latino immigrant group nearly members closely linked million dollar network approved funding group democracy alliance secretive liberal donor already hauled millions dollars government grants between group recipient million grants washington free beacon previously reported the amount received fully known given group recently available tax form suspending site tracks federal government grants many given grants million however figures site show fraction total amount government grants group received previous years marked tax august many awarded another grant totaling department education records behind widely covered protests jfk airport following trump initial travel ban the protests billed spontaneous time later found works since one day presidential group involved deleteuber campaign uber allowed drivers pick passengers airport protests travis kalanick uber founder stepped trump advisory council following activist also part grabyourwallet campaign targeted retailers sold trump family products nordstrom dropped lanka trump products following campaign cited declining sales reason made partnered center popular democracy new liberal nonprofit contains old chapters controversial association community organizations reform now acorn corporate backers hate campaign targeted companies group claimed could profit trump center popular democracy refers many sister organization biography ana maria archive one directors website the two groups swapped number individuals throughout recent years archive director many prior current friedman director center popular democracy founded many spent years building organization moving center popular democracy friedman also sits board directors values director many sits board directors center popular groups additionally transferred hundreds thousands dollars in many passed center popular democracy in many gave group according tax center popular democracy sent many another going action fund the center popular democracy sent many center popular democracy action fund also spearheading massive million dollar network span across states local democracy alliance secretive network liberal donors billionaire george sorts recommended donate center popular democracy receives generous funding sorts politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE? LATINO IMMIGRANT, ANTI-TRUMP Activist Group With Ties To George Soros and ACORN Awarded More Than $25 MILLION In Taxpayer FundsThe fact that it has taken so long to uncover massive taxpayer funds being used to directly target our President and one of two major political parties in America should frighten ever taxpaying American.WFB   A liberal activist group that has been involved in direct action campaigns against President Donald Trump and Republicans was recently awarded $400,000 more in taxpayer-backed government grants, records show.Make the Road New York (MRNY), a New York City-based Latino immigrant group with nearly 20,000 dues-paying members, is closely linked to an $80 million dollar anti-Trump network and an approved funding group of the Democracy Alliance, a secretive liberal donor network.MRNY has already hauled in millions of dollars in government grants. Between 2002 and 2014, the group was the recipient of more than $20 million in grants, the Washington Free Beacon previously reported. The amount that they received in 2015 and 2016 are not fully known, given the group s most recently available tax form is from 2014.According to USASpending, a site that tracks federal government grants, MRNY was given $725,000 in grants in 2015 and more than $4.4 million in 2016. However, figures on the site show only a fraction of the total amount in government grants the group has received in previous years as marked on their tax forms.On August 10, MRNY was awarded another grant totaling $420,000 from the Department of Education, records show.MRNY was behind the widely covered protests at the JFK airport following Trump s initial travel ban. The protests, which were billed as spontaneous at the time, were later found to be in the works since one day after the presidential election.The group was involved in the #DeleteUber campaign after Uber allowed drivers to pick up passengers from the airport during the protests. Travis Kalanick, Uber s founder, stepped down from Trump s advisory council following the activist campaign.MRNY was also a part of the #GrabYourWallet campaign, which targeted retailers that sold Trump family products. Nordstrom dropped Ivanka Trump products following the campaign, but cited declining sales as the reason why it had made the decision.MRNY has  partnered  with the Center for Popular Democracy, a New York-based liberal nonprofit that contains old chapters of the controversial and now-defunct Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), on a  Corporate Backers of Hate  campaign that targeted companies the group s claimed could profit from Trump s policies.The Center for Popular Democracy refers to MRNY as its  sister  organization in the biography of Ana Maria Archila, one of its co-executive directors, on its website. The two groups have swapped a number of individuals throughout recent years. Archila was the co-executive director of MRNY prior to her current position.Andrew Friedman, the other co-executive director of the Center for Popular Democracy, founded MRNY in 1997 and spent years building up the organization before moving to the Center for Popular Democracy. Friedman also sits on the board of directors of MRNY.Javier Valdes, the co-executive director of MRNY, sits on the board of directors of the Center for Popular Democracy.The groups have additionally transferred hundreds of thousands of dollars to each other. In 2013, MRNY passed $122,112 to the Center for Popular Democracy. In 2014, MRNY gave the group $25,000, according to tax forms.The Center for Popular Democracy sent $253,900 to MRNY in 2013 with another $100,000 going to its action fund. The Center for Popular Democracy then sent $286,042 to MRNY in 2015.The Center for Popular Democracy s action fund is also spearheading a massive $80 million dollar anti-Trump network that will span across 32 states with 48 local partners.Members of the Democracy Alliance, a secretive network of deep-pocketed liberal donors that was co-founded by billionaire George Soros, are recommended to donate to the Center for Popular Democracy, which receives generous funding from Soros. politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: how is this possible latino immigrant activist group with ties to george sorts acorn awarded more than million in taxpayer fundsthe fact taken long uncover massive taxpayer funds used directly target president one two major political parties america fighter ever taxpaying a liberal activist group involved direct action campaigns president donald trump republicans recently awarded government grants records road new york many new york latino immigrant group nearly members closely linked million dollar network approved funding group democracy alliance secretive liberal donor already hauled millions dollars government grants between group recipient million grants washington free beacon previously reported the amount received fully known given group recently available tax form suspending site tracks federal government grants many given grants million however figures site show fraction total amount government grants group received previous years marked tax august many awarded another grant totaling department education records behind widely covered protests jfk airport following trump initial travel ban the protests billed spontaneous time later found works since one day presidential group involved deleteuber campaign uber allowed drivers pick passengers airport protests travis kalanick uber founder stepped trump advisory council following activist also part grabyourwallet campaign targeted retailers sold trump family products nordstrom dropped lanka trump products following campaign cited declining sales reason made partnered center popular democracy new liberal nonprofit contains old chapters controversial association community organizations reform now acorn corporate backers hate campaign targeted companies group claimed could profit trump center popular democracy refers many sister organization biography ana maria archive one directors website the two groups swapped number individuals throughout recent years archive director many prior current friedman director center popular democracy founded many spent years building organization moving center popular democracy friedman also sits board directors values director many sits board directors center popular groups additionally transferred hundreds thousands dollars in many passed center popular democracy in many gave group according tax center popular democracy sent many another going action fund the center popular democracy sent many center popular democracy action fund also spearheading massive million dollar network span across states local democracy alliance secretive network liberal donors billionaire george sorts recommended donate center popular democracy receives generous funding sorts politics