AZ HB2808

Authorizes the Arizona Attorney General to investigate and designate organizations within the state as terrorist organizations, requiring a draft notice with evidence, 30-day public notice period, and opportunity for the organization to respond before an independent review board

Prohibits designated terrorist organizations from operating, soliciting funds, recruiting members, receiving public contracts, grants, tax credits, or permits from state or local government entities in Arizona

Imposes civil penalties up to $50,000 for violations and authorizes seizure of state-registered assets belonging to designated organizations after due process court proceedings

Classifies knowingly aiding, funding, or concealing a designated terrorist organization as a class 4 felony with additional civil penalties

Defines terrorist organizations broadly to include groups aligned with foreign terrorist organizations, those named in law enforcement proceedings related to extremism, or those advocating for parallel legal systems that would supersede state or federal law