The Muslim Brotherhood Terrorist Designation Act now has about 60 members of Congress supporting it. Although support is growing, the number of cosponsors is far less than what it was for the last version of the bill.
Voters must remind members of Congress who supported the previous bill to cosponsor the new bills (HR377 and S68).
Information on who is currently supporting the legislation is at the bottom of this article.
Earlier this year, it was reported that the Trump Administration was about to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a Foreign Terrorist Organization. The Brotherhood and its apologists went into overdrive, launching a tremendous PR campaign to stop it from happening. A Brotherhood official overseas said the group had spent $5 million and was confident of victory.
Due to pushback from the State Department among others, the Trump Administration became divided on the issue and indefinitely delayed its plan to…
