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Ali Partovi published a personal essay titled 'Immigrants are humans' in response to Trump administration immigration policies, sharing his own story of being deported as a child and criticizing the 'uncertainty and fear' caused by such po…
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Ali's twin brother, Hadi Partovi (CEO of Code.org), has actively collaborated with the Trump administration, including praising executive orders on AI in schools. While Ali co-founded Code.org, his personal political stance has remained mo…
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Partovi authored an article titled 'A Call To Arms Against McCarthy 2.0' , where he criticized political rhetoric that he argued threatened to 'codify racist rhetoric into law,' specifically targeting the political climate surrounding the…
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Ali's twin brother, Hadi Partovi (CEO of Code.org), has actively collaborated with the Trump administration, including praising executive orders on AI in schools. While Ali co-founded Code.org, his personal political stance has remained more overtly critical of Trump than his brother's institutional pragmatism.
Notes: Hadi Partovi's LinkedIn post from April 2025 shows direct engagement with Trump.
This provides necessary context. While Ali's brother engages with the administration for the sake of their shared non-profit (Code.org), Ali's own public record is more aligned with the tech-liberal opposition.
It's signed: This Executive Order order will provide K-12 teachers professional development...
Partovi has maintained a stance that prioritizes human rights and immigrant inclusion, even as some segments of Silicon Valley (e.g., the 'e/acc' movement) have moved closer to the MAGA orbit.
His continued emphasis on his background as an Iranian refugee and the importance of open borders for talent serves as a quiet but firm rejection of the nationalist shift in some tech circles.
Ali Partovi has long wielded outsized influence despite limited name recognition.
Partovi publicly supported Kalshi in its legal battle against regulators to allow for legal election betting in the U.S., stating, 'Let people put their money where their mouth is!'
While prediction markets are often championed by libertarian or right-leaning figures, Partovi's support is framed as a matter of market efficiency and freedom, which is ideologically neutral but overlaps with some MAGA-adjacent deregulation interests.
I support Kalshi in their bid to enable trading on U.S. election outcomes.
Ali Partovi has a history of supporting Democratic candidates and causes that oppose the MAGA platform, particularly those focused on civil rights and immigration reform.
Notes: Based on general Silicon Valley donor patterns and his public advocacy for liberal immigration policies.
While specific 2024 FEC data for Ali (distinct from Hadi) is less publicized, his consistent public advocacy for 'Dreamers' and against Trump's travel bans aligns him with the Democratic donor class.
Immigrants are humans.
Ali Partovi published a personal essay titled 'Immigrants are humans' in response to Trump administration immigration policies, sharing his own story of being deported as a child and criticizing the 'uncertainty and fear' caused by such policies.
Notes: Published on Substack and LinkedIn.
This is a direct, high-weight signal of opposition to a core MAGA policy pillar (immigration enforcement/deportation). The personal nature of the statement increases its significance as a definitive stance.
My heart goes out to the innocent people whose lives are needlessly caught in the crossfire of political rhetoric.
Partovi has been a vocal critic of visa changes that he argued made immigrant entrepreneurs feel like 'second-class citizens,' a direct critique of the restrictive immigration stance favored by the MAGA movement.
His leadership in the tech community on this issue places him in direct opposition to the 'America First' immigration restrictions that characterize MAGA policy.
Ali Partovi is the reason Silicon Valley loves immigrants... [he] feels like a second-class citizen under visa change.
Partovi authored an article titled 'A Call To Arms Against McCarthy 2.0', where he criticized political rhetoric that he argued threatened to 'codify racist rhetoric into law,' specifically targeting the political climate surrounding the 2016 election cycle.
While early in the MAGA era, this piece established Partovi's position against the populist/nationalist rhetoric that became central to the MAGA movement.
I was shocked to see a bill that threatened to codify racist rhetoric into law.