The bill has sparked fears among civil liberties advocates that it could serve as a tool for the government to punish organizations that oppose its views, thus undermining their freedom and rights.
Supporters argue that the proposed legislation is necessary to prevent taxpayer money from being siphoned off to support terrorism, while critics contend it opens the door for the abuse of power by the executive branch.
This legislation reflects an alarming trend toward authoritarianism, as it gives sweeping powers to the government to target dissenting voices under the guise of national security.
The existing legal framework already prohibits support for designated terrorist organizations, raising questions about the necessity and intention behind creating such a new category.
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