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() Florida Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, a Republican, announced the House Oversight committee will be calling China-based billionaire Neville Singham to testify regarding the funding of a group that organized protests in Los Angeles.

“If he refuses to appear, he will be subpoenaed, and if he ignores that, he will be referred to the DOJ for prosecution,” Luna said in a post on social platform X.

She alleged that the Party for Socialism and Liberation, a Communist political party to which Singham has previously donated, is also receiving funding from the Chinese Communist Party. The committee will be looking into links between Singham and the CCP, as well.

Luna joined ‘s “CUOMO” on Wednesday to discuss the investigation. She said she believes Singham and the CCP are purposely trying to create division within the United States.

“I do believe the Chinese government knows what they’re doing; they’re smart and they’re dangerous,” Luna said. She added that she believes they are creating a ruse with the protests and making Hispanic-Americans think the unrest going on is all about the recent ICE raids.

Luna said during the Biden administration, then-Sen. Marco Rubio and Sen. Lindsey Graham asked then-U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland to investigate Singham over Foreign Agents Registration Act violations and ties to China, but the administration did not follow up.

“It’s not just me, but the entire Oversight committee in Congress,” Luna said. “This is a different administration. We are not playing games. What you are seeing in real time is things are heating up. China is not our friend.”

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