DeSantis to brand CAIR, Muslim Brotherhood, and antifa foreign terrorist organizations
However, the organization has been the subject of political scrutiny due to evidence of connections to Hamas and other Islamic terrorist organizations.Earlier this year, DeSantis signed a state law establishing a permanent framework for identifying and combating terrorist organizations. The law authorizes the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to recommend organizations for designation, with final approval requiring a majority vote of the governor and Cabinet.“Keeping our community safe starts with identifying the threat,” Florida Department of Law Enforcement Commissioner Mark Glass said. District Judge Mark Walker wrote in his order.
- ▪However, the organization has been the subject of political scrutiny due to evidence of connections to Hamas and other Islamic terrorist organizations.Earlier this year, DeSantis signed a state law establishing a permanent framework for ide
- ▪The law authorizes the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to recommend organizations for designation, with final approval requiring a majority vote of the governor and Cabinet.“Keeping our community safe starts with identifying the threa
- ▪District Judge Mark Walker wrote in his order.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) announced Wednesday that the state will use a new anti-terrorism law to designate foreign and domestic terrorist organizations.The governor said Florida will designate the Council on American-Islamic Relations, the Muslim Brotherhood, and antifa under state law, while also flagging more than 90 federally designated foreign terrorist organizations, including the Sinaloa cartel, Tren de Aragua, and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Recommended Stories Whitmer warns Trump Michigan National Guard troops in DC solely for America 250 Gabbard accuses Fauci of steering spy agencies away from lab leak theory Gabbard says US biolab finding spans more than 30 countries amid ODNI fight “Today, we are officially designating terrorist organizations under Florida law,”…
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