Democratic organizer fired after alleging Abdul El-Sayed is taking foreign money in Michigan Senate race: report
Under federal law, it is strictly illegal for foreign nationals to directly or indirectly make political contributions to candidates in federal, state or local elections.
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Under federal law, it is strictly illegal for foreign nationals to directly or indirectly make political contributions to candidates in federal, state or local elections.
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