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Most of the $640M in donations from Jeff Bezos' ex-wife MacKenzie Scott will go to groups helping migrants who commit crimes, transgender athletes, and other far-left causes.
Major recipients include migrant advocacy groups opposing crackdowns on criminal migrants ($122M total), prisoner advocacy groups ($117M), and LGBTQ rights organizations ($72M).
Scott sees capitalism as a threat and is using her ex-husband's money, made through Amazon, to fund groups that undermine free market principles.
Other donations include $18M for clean energy groups and $2M each for two specific migrant rights groups fighting state-level enforcement efforts.
The $640M is more than double what Scott originally pledged, with 361 of 6,350 applicant groups getting either $1M or $2M awards.

Most of the $640M in donations from Jeff Bezos' ex-wife MacKenzie Scott will go to groups helping migrants who commit crimes, transgender athletes, and other far-left causes.
Major recipients include migrant advocacy groups opposing crackdowns on criminal migrants ($122M total), prisoner advocacy groups ($117M), and LGBTQ rights organizations ($72M).
Scott sees capitalism as a threat and is using her ex-husband's money, made through Amazon, to fund groups that undermine free market principles.
Other donations include $18M for clean energy groups and $2M each for two specific migrant rights groups fighting state-level enforcement efforts.
The $640M is more than double what Scott originally pledged, with 361 of 6,350 applicant groups getting either $1M or $2M awards.