Arizona HB2807 allows the attorney general to investigate and designate Muslim Brotherhood affiliates as terrorist organizations.

Arizona HB2807 amends state law to allow the attorney general to investigate any organization believed to be a Muslim Brotherhood affiliate. The attorney general must issue a draft designation notice, publish a public notice, and provide the entity an opportunity to respond before making a final designation. The designation prohibits the organization from operating, soliciting funds, or recruiting members within the state. The attorney general can also seize assets and impose civil penalties. The act relies on federal determinations and includes definitions for key terms.

Arizona HB2807 allows the attorney general to investigate and designate Muslim Brotherhood affiliates as terrorist organizations.

Arizona HB2807 amends state law to allow the attorney general to investigate any organization believed to be a Muslim Brotherhood affiliate. The attorney general must issue a draft designation notice, publish a public notice, and provide the entity an opportunity to respond before making a final designation. The designation prohibits the organization from operating, soliciting funds, or recruiting members within the state. The attorney general can also seize assets and impose civil penalties. The act relies on federal determinations and includes definitions for key terms.