Holding Nonprofits Accountable for Funding Illegal Activities and Riots
This bill makes tax-exempt organizations legally responsible for how the money they provide to other groups is used. It aims to stop the indirect funding of terrorism, riots, and the blocking of public commerce or constitutional rights.
Key points
Nonprofits will face criminal and civil penalties if their sponsored projects engage in illegal acts like terrorism.
The law covers activities that use force to interfere with constitutional rights or block the movement of goods.
Organizations can defend themselves by showing they performed proper oversight and due diligence.
Status:
Introduced
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