terrorist designation; attorney general; process

HB 2807, the "Arizona Muslim Brotherhood Terrorist Designation Act," gives Arizona's Attorney General authority to investigate and designate organizations affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist organizations. It requires the Attorney General to provide a 30-day notice, public summary, and opportunity for response before final designation, and prohibits designated groups from operating, receiving public funds, or entering contracts within Arizona. Violations carry civil penalties up to $50,000, and aiding designated groups is classified as a felony. The bill mandates annual reports to state leadership on designations and justifications, with federal designations under U.S. law serving as evidence.