Ruppert Law reports on charitable funds as illegal migrants

• Ruppert Law believes that charitable funds are illegal migrants.
• The Row4MND team is raising money for research into MND disease.
• Law promised to donate 1000 pounds sterling after the recognition of the charity.

On August 8, 2025, independent deputy Ruppert Law decided to donate 1000 pounds sterling to the charity after the charity was associated with a group of illegal migrants.

Law, who was elected as a deputy from the Reform party in Great-Yarmouth, but is now independent, reported on the suspicion of links between the charity and illegal migrants on social media, urging the authorities to investigate them. He wrote that since these are indeed illegal migrants, they exploit all available resources for their deportation.

In fact, a team of four people, known as Row4MND, aimed to cross the ocean from Lends-End to John O'Groats to raise money and highlight the problem of motor neuron disease (MND). The charity, including former marine personnel, stated that they had already been associated with the coastal authorities for clarification of the situation.

After reviewing their data, Law recognized their charity and promised to support their charitable activities. He also noted that he received many scars from his constituents and does not shy away from his stance on migration issues.

The team started their journey on July 25, 2025, but due to bad weather conditions, they were forced to return. They plan to continue their journey in the coming year, aiming to raise 57 million pounds sterling for MND research.

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