Since assuming control of the Open Society Foundations (OSF), Alex Soros, the 37-year-old son of George Soros, has made at least 20 visits to the White House, visitor logs reveal. In late March alone, he met with several key Biden administration officials, including Nina Srivastava, a former advisor to Ron Klain; Amanda Sloat, Senior Director for Europe on the National Security Council; and Jon Finer, Principal Deputy National Security Advisor. The purpose of these meetings remains undisclosed, and the White House has not responded to inquiries about the discussions.

These recent visits add to the 17 previous meetings Soros had with White House personnel since President Biden took office. The timing of these meetings coincides with Soros's takeover of OSF in June, a move that saw him replace his father at the helm of the multi-billion dollar foundation. Since then, Soros has been actively engaging with prominent political figures, including meetings with former President Bill Clinton, Pope Francis, and various Democratic leaders.

Shortly after assuming leadership of OSF, Soros hosted an event attended by House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and other prominent New York Democrats, including Representatives Jerry Nadler and Gregory Meeks. He also documented a Fourth of July meeting with former President Bill Clinton in Albania, highlighting the country's strong relationship with the United States. Furthermore, a private audience with Pope Francis, not publicly announced by the Vatican, was also reported.

Soros has maintained close ties with numerous Democratic figures, frequently sharing photos with prominent House and Senate members on social media. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appear frequently in his posts. He also recently shared a photo with Vice President Kamala Harris.

OSF is undergoing significant restructuring under Soros's leadership, including a planned 40% reduction in its global workforce.