Minnesota HF4503 establishes the crime of providing material support or resources for terrorism and sets criminal penalties.
Minnesota HF4503 creates a new crime for providing material support or resources for terrorism or to terrorist organizations. This includes any property, service, or other resources, excluding medicine or religious materials. Violators face felony charges and penalties including fines and imprisonment. The bill defines "material support or resources" and "designated foreign terrorist organization." Penalties increase with the severity of the crime's impact, including potential imprisonment for up to 40 years for causing death. The law takes effect August 1, 2026.
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