Ideologies Inconsistent with American Principles
What changed between versions
Added explicit legislative findings stating that certain practices inherent to Sharia law violate fundamental rights and are incompatible with American principles.
Changed the penalty for providing material support to a domestic terrorist organization from a 'felony' to a 'specified crime' in the summary, though the detailed text remains a felony.
Added authority for the Department of State to administratively dissolve any corporation designated as a terrorist organization.
Updated the definition of 'domestic terrorist organization' to require that the designation has been published in the Florida Administrative Register.
Created a new section prohibiting public schools from expending funds to promote domestic or foreign terrorist organizations.
Added specific prohibitions preventing public schools from accepting funds from entities affiliated with terrorist organizations.
Added new requirements prohibiting public schools from promoting student groups or programs that advocate for terrorist organizations.
Changed the notice period for terrorist designations from 7 days to at least 7 days and updated the review frequency language.
Added a new section requiring public schools to prohibit expenditures for programs promoting terrorist organizations or those providing material support to them.
Added a new provision allowing the Governor and Cabinet to remove a terrorist designation by majority vote at any time.
Added specific prohibitions on public schools accepting funds from foreign or domestic terrorist organizations.
Added new eligibility criteria for private schools participating in state scholarship programs, specifically prohibiting contracts with or acceptance of funds from terrorist-affiliated entities.