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Gov. DeSantis's designated list of "terror groups" put on hold, Florida court rules amid Islamic group's lawsuit
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· July 14, 2026
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Key points This decision comes amid a lawsuit filed by the Council on American-Islamic Relations. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement plans to issue regulations to implement a new state law before making any designations.
A Florida court has put on hold a list of groups designated as "domestic terrorist organizations" by the state. This decision comes amid a lawsuit filed by the Council on American-Islamic Relations. The state has requested more time to respond to the lawsuit.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement plans to issue regulations to implement a new state law before making any designations. According to a court filing, no designations will be made until these regulations are finalized. Further details on this development are available from the source, including information on the lawsuit and the state's response.
Representatives for the state have not commented on the matter.
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Category: arts Published: July 14, 2026 Source: CBS4 Miami Reading time: 1 min
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