Jay Mitchell's Plan to Combat Radical Islamic Extremism

0:00It's April 27. This is Birmingham News today, your AI-powered local news. J. Mitchell, former Alabama Supreme Court Justice and now running for Attorney General, just dropped his Protect Alabama plan to tackle what he sees. As rising radical Islamic extremism in the state, the core of the plan pushes hard on enforcing Alabama's ban on Sharia law and labeling groups like the Council on American Islamic Relations, the Muslim Brotherhood and students for Justice and Palestine as domestic terror outfits. Mitchell warns that unchecked extremism has already changed spots like Dearborn, Minneapolis and New York City, and he wants Alabama to act fast by spotting terror networks and cracking down on anti-American pushes without holding back. On the money side, the plan targets dark funding from foreign foes, demanding full transparency for schools, nonprofits, and campaigns while ramping. Love penalties for hiding support to terror groups.

1:00It also steps up safeguards for churches, synagogues, and schools on the threat, plus better intel sharing between law enforcement to keep the state locked down tight.