Florida SB 1632: Ideologies Inconsistent with American Principles

Bill Text

1632 
Ideologies Inconsistent with American Principles 
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Prohibiting the application of certain law in adjudicatory proceedings; providing that the Department of State may administratively dissolve a corporation that has been designated as a terrorist organization in certain situations; defining the term “domestic terrorist organization”; providing that a person who receives military training from a domestic terrorist organization in certain situations commits a specified crime; providing a person who knowingly provides or attempts or conspires to provide material support or resources to a domestic terrorist organization commits a specified crime, etc. 
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 Florida Senate - 2026 CS for CS for SB 1632 

 By the Appropriations Committee on Criminal and Civil Justice; 
 the Committee on Judiciary; and Senator Grall 

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 1 A bill to be entitled 
 2 An act relating to ideologies inconsistent with 
 3 American principles; providing legislative intent and 
 4 findings; creating s. 2.05, F.S.; defining the terms 
 5 “foreign law” and “religious law”; prohibiting the 
 6 application of certain law in adjudicatory 
 7 proceedings; providing exceptions; providing 
 8 applicability; amending s. 617.1420, F.S.; providing 
 9 that the Department of State may administratively 
 10 dissolve a corporation that has been designated as a 
 11 terrorist organization in certain situations; amending 
 12 s. 775.30, F.S.; defining the term “domestic terrorist 
 13 organization”; amending s. 775.32, F.S.; defining the 
 14 term “domestic terrorist organization”; providing that 
 15 a person who receives military training from a 
 16 domestic terrorist organization in certain situations 
 17 commits a specified crime; amending s. 775.33, F.S.; 
 18 defining the term “domestic terrorist organization”; 
 19 providing a person who knowingly provides or attempts 
 20 or conspires to provide material support or resources 
 21 to a domestic terrorist organization commits a 
 22 specified crime; amending s. 775.34, F.S.; defining 
 23 the term “domestic terrorist organization”; providing 
 24 that a person who willfully becomes a member of a 
 25 domestic terrorist organization and serves under the 
 26 direction or control of such organization with a 
 27 specified intent commits a specified crime; amending 
 28 s. 874.03, F.S.; revising the definition of “terrorist 
 29 organization” to include a foreign terrorist 
 30 organization and a domestic terrorist organization; 
 31 creating s. 943.03102, F.S.; authorizing the Chief of 
 32 Domestic Security to designate an organization a 
 33 domestic terrorist organization or a foreign terrorist 
 34 organization if certain requirements are met; 
 35 requiring the Chief to maintain a list of such 
 36 organizations; requiring the Chief to review each 
 37 designation within a specified time period; requiring 
 38 the Chief to provide specified written notice to the 
 39 Governor and the Cabinet within a certain time period 
 40 before making the designation; providing the Governor 
 41 and the Cabinet may by a majority vote approve or 
 42 reject the designation; requiring the Chief to publish 
 43 such designation in the Florida Administrative 
 44 Register within a specified time period after approval 
 45 of the designation by the Governor and the Cabinet; 
 46 authorizing a designated organization to seek judicial 
 47 review; providing for removal of such designation in 
 48 certain circumstances; prohibiting state agencies, 
 49 political subdivisions, and public school districts 
 50 from expending certain public funds to support an 
 51 organization designated as a domestic terrorist 
 52 organization or a foreign terrorist organization, or 
 53 accepting funds from such organizations; requiring the 
 54 Department of Law Enforcement to adopt rules; amending 
 55 s. 1002.421, F.S.; revising eligibility and 
 56 obligations of private schools that participate in the 
 57 state school choice scholarship program; creating s. 
 58 1003.035, F.S.; prohibiting a public school from 
 59 expending certain funds to promote, support, or 
 60 maintain certain programs or activities; amending s. 
 61 1004.06, F.S.; prohibiting certain institutions from 
 62 expending public funds to promote, support, or 
 63 maintain programs or campus activities that advocate 
 64 for domestic terrorist organizations or foreign 
 65 terrorist organizations; authorizing the withholding 
 66 of specified funding of certain institutions; amending 
 67 s. 1006.61, F.S.; requiring public postsecondary 
 68 educational institutions to report specified 
 69 information of a student in certain circumstances; 
 70 requiring immediate expulsion of such student from the 
 71 institution; amending s. 1009.01, F.S.; providing 
 72 definitions; amending ss. 1009.23 and 1009.24, F.S.; 
 73 requiring that certa