The legislation would provide a process by which the state’s chief of domestic security may designate an organization as a foreign terrorist organization or domestic terrorist organization if that officer finds that it engages in activities dangerous to human life, intended to intimidate or coerce a civilian population, influence the policy of a government by intimidation, or affect the conduct of government by mass destruction.
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On ‘Muslim Day,’ CAIR Florida fights terrorist label in Tallahassee
Tampa-based CAIR Florida is speaking out against several bills filed this legislative session, including one designating it a terrorist organization.
