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Crypto Casinos, Project 2025 Comes for Public Lands, Hate Against Sikhs, and White supremacy in our government
New from GPAHE: Betting Your Future: Crypto Casinos Radicalizing Young Men into Hate
Crypto casinos are becoming a new pipeline into far-right radicalization. Largely unregulated gambling platforms such as Duel, Stake, and Rainbet use influencers with millions of followers, including neo-Nazis and manosphere figures, to promote gambling while amplifying hate. As gambling debt and financial instability increase vulnerability, the industry is creating a dangerous convergence of addiction and extremist recruitment.
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New from GPAHE: No Accident: Project 2025 Comes for Public Lands
Project 2025 is moving beyond policy proposals and into the management of America’s public lands. Under Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, recommendations outlined in Project 2025 are being put into practice through the sale of wild horses, the reduction of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments, weakened endangered species protections, and border wall construction through sacred Indigenous sites. The changes are dangerously dismantling protections for wildlife, public lands, cultural resources, and tribal communities in the interest of profit.
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New from GPAHE: Hate Against Sikhs and South Asians is Surging Online. The Trump Administration isn’t Helping
Anti-Sikh and anti-South Asian hate are spiking online and manifesting in real-world violence. GPAHE found a 66% rise in hateful posts targeting the community on fringe platforms in the days following the stabbing of Sikh truck driver Gurvinder Singh at a Wyoming rest stop. The surge comes amid years of escalating hate toward South Asians in the U.S. Days before Singh’s stabbing, DHS posted an image telling “Mr. Singh” to “self-deport or find out,” while the Department of Education referenced a viral racist post targeting South Asian students at UT Austin. As online hate surges, federal rhetoric is helping put a target on South Asian communities.
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GPAHE ICYM: New York Times and Washington Post – White supremacy in our government
Two articles from the New York Times and Washington Post highlight issues GPAHE has been warning about since the beginning: the growing influence of white supremacy within the Republican Party and the adoption of “remigration” into U.S. policy.
GPAHE was among the first to expose the growing presence of neo-Nazi and white supremacist ideas within the Republican Party and federal government. Our investigations documented extremist figures entering the Trump Administration, while our DHS investigation exposed white supremacist and neo-Nazi imagery in official government communications.
GPAHE has also tracked “remigration” from its origins in European neo-Nazi, far-right, and Identitarian movements to its adoption in U.S. political rhetoric and policy. Our January 2026 analysis documented the creation of the State Department’s Office of Remigration, while our timeline tracked its evolution from a fringe extremist concept into U.S. governance.
