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Muslim Brotherhood Terror Bill Now Bipartisan
Pamela Geller by Pamela Geller

RE: The Dark Muslim Brotherhood World of Huma Abedin

This is long overdue.

The FBI is severed its once-close ties with the terror-tied group, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, amid mounting evidence that it has links to a support network for Hamas.

The Department of Justice is sitting on a “mountain of evidence” unearthed in the largest terrorist funding trial, the Holy Land Foundation trial. CAIR, ISNA, MSA were all named un-indicted co-conspirators. Obama’s DoJ scuttled the prosecution of those groups. It’s time for the American people to scuttle Obama’s seditious acts.

“Muslim Brotherhood Terror Bill Now Bipartisan,” By Ryan Mauro, March 9, 2016 (thanks to John):




The Muslim Brotherhood Terrorist Designation Act — which includes CAIR –is now cosponsored by Representative Colin C. Peterson (D-MN).

The Muslim Brotherhood Terrorist Designation Act now has bipartisan support with Representative Colin C. Peterson (D-MN) cosponsoring the legislation. It is now backed by 48 congressmen and senators and the House version was passed by the Judiciary Committee on February 24.

The Clarion Project thanks all our readers who responded to our request to contact their congressmen and Senators to ask for position statements and to facilitate briefings for their staff.

See below for a lists of members of Congress who have endorsed the legislation, those who have declared opposition to it and those on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee who have yet to take a position.

If passed, the legislation would state that Congress believes that the Muslim Brotherhood meets the criteria of a Foreign Terrorist Organization under section 219 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (8 U.S.C. 1189).

It gives the Secretary of State 60 days to provide a detailed report explaining whether the Brotherhood meets the standard for Foreign Terrorist Organization designation and why. The legislation contains a mountain of evidence in support of this designation.

The legislation also explicitly identifies the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) and the North American Islamic Trust (NAIT) as U.S. Muslim Brotherhood entities and includes evidence tying them to a Hamas support network.

The House bill (HR3892) was introduced by Rep. Diaz-Balart (R-FL) and referred to the Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration and Border Security. Three members of the subcommittee are cosponsors of the bill (Reps. King, Buck and Trott). The Senate version (S2230) was introduced by Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) and referred to the Foreign Relations Committee, where only Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) has signed on. Johnson is also the chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee.

We encourage readers to contact their representatives and Senators and ask them for a position statement. Please forward any official statement to the Clarion Project so we can update readers on where they stand on the Muslim Brotherhood. A statement of opposition is just as important as a statement of support.
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