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Chinese ‘police station’ in NYC that spies on dissenters run by shady charity on IRS blacklist
By Isabel VincentOctober 8, 2022
The non-profit America Changle Association NY Inc. owns and operates the "service station" located above a noodle shop.Google Maps
A Chinese police station set up to spy on the country’s nationals in Lower Manhattan is run by a US charity that is on an IRS blacklist, The Post has learned.
The non-profit America ChangLe Association NY Inc. owns and operates the “service station” located above a noodle shop on the third floor of 107 East Broadway on the Lower East Side, according to public filings.
In May, the IRS yanked the group’s tax-exempt status for its failure to submit tax filings for three straight years, according to public records.
The non-profit, which was incorporated in New York in 2013 and listed its charitable mission as a “social gathering place for Fujianese people,” paid $1.3 million three years later for the suite of offices that houses the Fuzhou Police Overseas Chinese Affairs bureau, filings show.
The Manhattan station is part of a web of more than 100 such law enforcement offices set up around the world by the People’s Republic of China, ostensibly to help Chinese nationals renew their government-issued identification and drivers’ licenses.
Chinese ‘police station’ in NYC that spies on dissenters run by shady charity on IRS blacklist
The non-profit America ChangLe Association NY Inc. owns and operates the “service station” located above a noodle shop.
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