A new report from the Network Contagion Research Institute alleges that the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) has coordinated domestic activism with messaging that mirrors talking points pushed by foreign adversaries, including Venezuela, Cuba, and China.

The study documents DSA chapters organizing protests against ICE with slogans and tactics that critics say echo anti-U.S. propaganda abroad, while training members to monitor law enforcement.

Researchers argue that DSA’s rhetoric frames U.S. institutions as illegitimate and conflates domestic enforcement with imperialist actions overseas, showing consistent “narrative convergence” between domestic activism and foreign regime priorities.

The report details multiple DSA delegations to foreign countries, events advocating for those regimes, and coordinated post-trip messaging campaigns, while noting collaboration with allied nonprofits linked to tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham, Fox News has reported.

While the analysis does not allege criminal activity, it calls for further scrutiny as DSA’s activities intersect with protests, congressional investigations into foreign influence, and growing political power in the U.S.