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Neville Roy Singham's activist network faces scrutiny as data centers and Flock cameras become focal points of political and environmental debate

The administration announced a shift in focus toward technological infrastructure, as far-left activists funded by Neville Roy Singham have begun linking mass surveillance and data center construction to broader ideological narratives. Singham's network, which includes groups like CodePink and the Party for Socialism and Liberation, has successfully fused local grievances—such as privacy concerns regarding Flock cameras—into a national fight over artificial intelligence and cloud systems. Simultaneously, data center development in Texas is facing significant public pushback due to concerns over water usage, electricity rates, and land use. While developers like Google aim to be more transparent about sustainability, residents in areas like Bastrop County are demanding that developers be better neighbors by providing more reliable power and using closed-loop cooling systems. The debate has created unusual political alliances, with figures like Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon pushing back on rapid expansion. Meanwhile, Republican politicians, including Governor Greg Abbott, are urging developers to

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