Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do has been removed from all his committee and board appointments following allegations that he directed millions in pandemic relief funds to a nonprofit linked to his daughter, Rhiannon Do, which is accused of embezzling over $13 million. The unanimous decision by the Orange County Board of Supervisors comes amid growing calls for Do's resignation and a looming federal investigation. Although Do cannot be removed from his elected position without state intervention, the board plans to vote on a formal censure on September 24. Supervisors Katrina Foley and Vicente Sarmiento have been vocal in demanding Do's resignation, citing his betrayal of public trust. The allegations against the Viet America Society, led by Do’s daughter, include diverting funds meant for vulnerable communities for personal gain.