State government; authorizing the Attorney General to investigate certain entities for certain solicitations. Emergency.

Oklahoma's SB 1536 authorizes the Attorney General to investigate entities suspected of fraudulently soliciting funds for foreign terrorist organizations or providing them material support. It requires the Attorney General to designate such entities as "Designated Terrorist Support Entities" after investigation, barring them from receiving any state funds (including grants, contracts, or tax benefits) once a final court decision is issued. The bill mandates training for peace officers on recognizing terrorist fundraising tactics and requires annual public reports on investigations and recovered funds. It specifically references the Muslim Brotherhood as a defined entity of concern under the law. The law aims to prevent state funds from indirectly supporting terrorism through deceptive charitable activities.