Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do is facing mounting calls for his resignation following FBI raids on his home and his daughter's residence amid a federal investigation into alleged misappropriation of over $10 million in public funds by the Viet America Society, a nonprofit he directed funds to. The lawsuit filed by the county accuses the nonprofit and Do’s daughter, Rhiannon Do, of embezzling these funds. Supervisor Katrina Foley and other officials argue that the ongoing investigation undermines Do’s ability to serve, calling for his immediate resignation and removal from all board assignments. Supervisor Vicente Sarmiento and State Sen. Janet Nguyen have also expressed concerns, with Nguyen directly calling for Do's resignation. The Democratic Party of Orange County and community organizations have echoed these demands, citing a breach of public trust and the need for accountability.