A new bill that would strip the tax-exempt status of nonprofits found to be materially supporting terrorists is facing opposition from groups like the ACLU. The bill passed the House with bipartisan support but is now being challenged due to concerns about due process and potential politicized enforcement.
Key Points
The bill aims to take away tax-exempt status from nonprofits that financially support terrorist organizations
The ACLU and other groups argue the bill raises constitutional concerns regarding due process and enforcement
Supporters of the bill emphasize the importance of not funding terrorism through tax breaks
Pros
Aims to prevent tax-exempt status for organizations supporting terrorist groups
Passed the House with bipartisan support
Cons
Opposed by groups like the ACLU due to concerns about due process and potential politicized enforcement