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The state of Oklahoma announced that it is opening an investigation into the activities of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Council on American–Islamic Relations (CAIR) to examine potential links to terrorist networks. This move comes following directives from the state's governor, Kevin Stitt. Authorities confirmed that the goal is to assess whether these organizations pose a threat to public safety. This step is part of a broader effort by states that have begun classifying the Muslim Brotherhood and its affiliated institutions as terrorist organizations, similar to states like Texas and Florida. The governor believes that supporting these groups could lead to terrorism, and he is utilizing legal tools to ensure they do not support criminal activities.
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