Inter-Services Intelligence activities in the United States

The Inter-Services Intelligence has been documented to be active in the United States and attempts to influence American politics.

ISI infiltration of U.S think tanks

In 2013, Ayesha Siddiqui, a political commentator and former Pakistani bureaucrat, said that a Pakistani diplomat confided to an American 6 years ago that the ISI had set up funds to infiltrate Washington D.C think tanks and "finally did it."

Anti-Indian Lobbying

Ghulam Nabi Fai

Syed Ghulam Nabi Fai, an ISI agent, has a long history of Anti-Indian lobbying in the United States. Fai was arrested in 2011 by FBI agents for concealing the transfer of $3.5 million from the Pakistani Inter-Services Intelligence to fund his lobbying efforts against India, in violation of the Foreign Agents Registration Act. In March 2012, Fai was sentenced to 2 years in years in prison. However, in Novemeber 2013, Fai's sentence was shortened to 16 months and he was released.

After lying low for a few years, Fai has resumed his interactions with members of the U.S Senate and the media and has become very active following the passage of CAA.

Interference in the 2020 United States presidential election

An anti-voter fraud organization by the name of "True the Vote", alerted state and federal authorities after it requested a Nevada voter registration list through the website of the Nevada secretary of state. The organization received an email back with a downloadable voter file. The email was sent from an employee of "Kavtech Solutions", a Pakistani company with ties to the ISI and Pakistani military.