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House records concurrent resolution naming Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR as foreign terrorist organizations; referred to committee
Summary
House Concurrent Resolution 29 was read into the record Feb. 18 stating findings that the Muslim Brotherhood and the Council on American Islamic Relations are foreign terrorist organizations; the measure was filed for printing and referred to the Judiciary Rules and Administration Committee for further consideration.
A committee reading on the House floor introduced House Concurrent Resolution 29 on Feb. 18, with the text entered into the record that it "states findings of the legislature in recognizing the Muslim Brotherhood and the Council on American Islamic Relations as foreign terrorist organizations that are overtly hostile to the people and institutions of the state of Idaho." The reading was by a committee member and the resolution was filed for printing and referred to the Judiciary Rules and Administration Committee.
The resolution text as read declares specified findings; the transcript records the committee's submission and referral but contains no debate, recorded responses, or votes on the floor during this session. Because the measure was placed for printing and referral, it will be subject to committee consideration before any further floor action.
No committee action or votes on the resolution are recorded in this transcript. The article reproduces the resolution wording as read into the House record; the transcript does not include outside testimony, rebuttal, or an extended floor debate on the measure during this sitting.
