Florida Cabinet Clears Rule to Brand CAIR, Antifa Terrorist Groups
FDLE Commissioner Mark Glass recommended the designations in July, and CAIR's lawyers already sued in federal court to block them.
- The rule lets FDLE's domestic security chief notify DeSantis and the Cabinet before any designation.
- More than 90 groups face review, including the Sinaloa and Gulf cartels and Iran's Revolutionary Guard.
- CAIR and the ACLU sued in federal court in July, calling the law unconstitutional.
Why it matters: One office decides guilt now; a court still has not ruled on any of these groups.
Executive Office of Governor Ron DeSantis ↗ · Sep 12, 20269/12/26