- Ron DeSantis signed new state laws in Florida on June 17, 2026.
- DeSantis's executive branch is pushing legislation in Florida targeting various groups, including the Muslim Brotherhood.
Florida law designates various groups, including the Muslim Brotherhood, as terrorist organizations.
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What happened
Florida law designates various groups, including the Muslim Brotherhood, as terrorist organizations.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Muslim Brotherhood
global Islamic organization that serves as the primary reference for many Islamic groups
- A biographical overview connects Abdul El-Sayed's background (Columbia) to the political history of Egypt, including leaders like Mubarak and Morsi, and the Muslim Brotherhood.
- Iain Duncan Smith co-chaired a launch event in London urging the UK government to consider proscribing the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Ron DeSantis
American politician (born 1978)
Related events
- Texas designated Muslim Brotherhood entities as terrorist-linked.
- Frank Gaffney warns Ron DeSantis about the Muslim Brotherhood's expansion and urges action in Texas.
- Ilhan Omar is facing political scrutiny regarding ties to groups designated as terrorist, including the Muslim Brotherhood.
- Saudi Arabia designated Abdul El-Sayed as a terrorist, while El-Sayed denied any family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.
- A movement traces its lineage to the Muslim Brotherhood, which was founded as a global Islamic organization.