Radical muslim group evades US law but IRS could Cair Less
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), receives in millions in contributions from overseas, which is a direct violation of their tax exempt status with the IRS and also of laws pertaining to foreign lobbying of US officials. CAIR uses a variety of shell corporations that allow it to take in millions from overseas, which they can redirect, pretty much as they please, including using those funds for public relations and other aid to Hamas.
CAIR is listed as a lobbying group ostensibly concentrating on American concerns among the Muslim community. Charles C. Johnson of the Daily Caller, reveals that they show a different side to the IRS, complete with many shell corporations who accept millions of dollars from Middle East sources.