FIRST ON FOX: ‘No Kings’ protest network behind fight against AI data centers and Flock cameras

Key Points:

• A Fox News Digital investigation reveals that a far-left activist network, linked to pro-China tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham, is leading protests against data centers and Flock surveillance cameras across the U.S., building on prior campaigns against Trump, Israel, and ICE.
• The activist groups, including the Party for Socialism and Liberation and CodePink, have coordinated a multi-phase campaign connecting local grievances to broader ideological narratives, amplifying opposition through aligned media outlets and national networks.
• The protests fuse concerns about privacy, policing, AI, energy use, and surveillance, with Flock cameras serving as a tangible focus for broader anti-surveillance and anti-data center activism, which has gained bipartisan attention including moves by Republican politicians.
• The Singham network and its associated nonprofits face Congressional and federal investigations, including a grand jury probe into potential financial crimes and scrutiny over possible foreign influence under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).
• Experts warn these coordinated campaigns represent a form of cognitive warfare that could undermine U.S. technological infrastructure, with fears that restricting domestic data center development benefits adversarial foreign powers like China.