CENTER FOR SECURITY POLICY STATE LEVEL INITIATIVES
Terrorism and Security
- State level counterterrorism and material support for terrorism legislation.
- Andy’s Law-strengthens state terrorism statutes and empowers victims of terrorism and their families by providing a civil remedy against those who provide material support for terrorism.
- Terrorist Offender Registry: modeled after sex offender registry, passed and in operation in Texas.
- Combating Public Disorder: Anti-rioting and Anti-Racketeering legislation targeting the tactics and techniques used by Antifa.
- Designating Antifa as a criminal gang.
- Protecting Critical Infrastructure: Creating enhanced penalties for trespassing, vandalism and attacks on critical infrastructure, including by the use of drones.
- Anti-Doxxing Legislation to protect the privacy and security of members of law enforcement and their families.
- See Something, Say Something Act-provides immunity from frivolous lawsuits for those who properly report suspicious activity to a recognized authority.
- Exemption of 911 Systems from public records disclosure-allows municipalities to keep secret the location of 911 system telephone critical infrastructure to prevent sabotage.
- CAIR Resolution: calls on state and local agencies to refuse to do outreach with Hamas-tied CAIR.
- Law enforcement counterterrorism and counter extremism education and training FREE OF CHARGE. Topics include: Jihad and Islamic Law, Antifa, Fentanyl as a WMD, Drone Defense, Sovereign Citizen Movements.
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Protecting America from China and other Foreign Adversaries
- Prohibiting foreign adversaries from owning or controlling agriculture land.
- Protecting Critical Infrastructure: Prohibiting foreign adversary components in critical infrastructure.
- Prohibiting foreign adversaries from owning land near state and federal military installations.
- Preventing foreign adversary influence and infiltration operations: Forbidding state colleges and universities, their employees and officials, and political subdivisions from accepting anything of value from entities of foreign adversaries.
- Iran Divestment-Directs state pension systems to divest foreign companies that do business in/with the Islamic Republic of Iran.
- China Divestment-Directs state pension systems to divest Chinese companies affiliated with the People’s Liberation Army and/or the Chinese Communist Party.
Immigration Enforcement, Border Security and Human Smuggling
- State level anti-racketeering legislation targeting human smuggling.
- Mandating cooperation between state and local law enforcement and federal immigration enforcement agencies.
- Enhanced penalties for felonies committed by illegal aliens.
- Prohibition on employing illegal aliens in state and local law enforcement.
Legislation Promoting Energy Security, Reliability, and Resilience
- Bills & Resolutions that promote electric grid resilience against known hazards
- . Bills that expand the definition of “clean energy”
- Bills that seek to protect a state’s electric generation assets from harmful government policies that force generation plant closures
Protecting the Constitution, Promoting Patriotism and Securing Individual Rights
- Protecting Individual Fundamental Constitutional Rights: American Laws for American Courts-legislation designed to safeguard individual fundamental constitutional rights against foreign laws and foreign legal doctrines.
- Free Speech Defense Act aka Rachel’s Law-protects journalists, speakers, broadcasters and bloggers from the practice of libel tourism to prevent them from falling victim to obnoxious and frivolous foreign lawsuits.
- Anti-Female Genital Mutilation Legislation-criminalizes the abhorrent practice of female genital mutilation.
- Child Marriage Prohibitions-prevents the marriage of an adult male to a minor female when there is a certain age difference between the two.
- Requiring schools to teach about the virtues of the US Constitution and the evils of communism.
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