Muslim Brotherhood in the U.S.

After the coup in Egypt by Sisi brought into the goal of the Muslim Brotherhood (Ikhwan) to be taken by the United States to the list of terror.
U.S. House of Representatives declared a terrorist organization in the Muslim Brotherhood has presented a bill. By Michelle Bachmann Republican lawmaker Foreign Affairs, Financial Services and Justice Committee presented separately in the bill dated 5194, the Muslim Brotherhood organization in connection with or groups deliberately providing material support or resources to be brought to foresee sanctions.

All seven members of the Republican Party MPs in Parliament who signed the bill, according to U.S. law, "the Muslim Brotherhood, to be called foreign terrorist organization meets the criteria" specifying, are to be excluded from the list of terrorist organizations.

In the U.S., individuals or some groups linked to the Muslim Brotherhood earlier had been taken to the list of sanctions, but sanctions in Congress attempts to contain the Organization as a whole are found for the first time.