Federal law prohibits foreign nationals from making any political contributions—whether direct or indirect—to candidates running in federal, state, or local elections. The restrictions apply broadly to ensure foreign influence does not interfere in domestic electoral processes. Authorities enforce these rules to maintain the integrity of U.S. elections. Violations carry serious legal consequences, underscoring the government’s stance on foreign involvement in political financing.
Under federal law, it is strictly illegal for foreign nationals to directly or indirectly make political contributions to candidates in federal, state or local elections.
