WV HB2757

Expands the definition of terrorism to include violent protests, riots, mobs, attacks on critical infrastructure, "swatting," terroristic vandalism, and intentionally spreading disease among crops or livestock

Significantly increases penalties for terrorism-related offenses, with fines up to $2.5 million and prison sentences of 3-20+ years depending on the offense, with mandatory consecutive sentencing that cannot be suspended or reduced through probation

Designates fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction and classifies its distribution resulting in injury or death as terrorism

Requires the Attorney General to identify and maintain a list of terrorist groups, with membership or association automatically constituting engagement in terrorism

Prohibits any person who has committed a terrorist act from entering West Virginia regardless of whether they were prosecuted or served their sentence, and requires restitution to victims of up to three times the economic harm suffered