End Domestic Terrorism Act

Increased Penalties for Serious Crimes: Individuals who kill three or more people in a single incident using specific weapons at designated locations could face imprisonment for any term of years or for life (Section 2, subsection a).

Transparency Through Reporting: The Attorney General is required to submit an annual report to Congress detailing cases where charges were filed, including the number of fatalities and the weapons used (Section 3).

Public Information on Incident Impacts: The Department of Justice must make a public report within 180 days of charges being filed, which includes the number of people present at the scene and the total amount of money spent by governments and lost by businesses (Section 5).

Detailed Demographic Data: The bill requires the inclusion of demographic information, such as age, gender, race, ethnicity, and nationality, for individuals arrested during intercepted communications (Section 4).

Broad Definitions of Weapons: The definition of a "covered semiautomatic weapon" includes a wide variety of items, such as certain rifles with pistol grips, folding stocks, or threaded barrels, as well as certain shotguns and any AK or AR type weapons (Section 2, subsection b).

Broad Scope of Locations: The heightened penalties apply to a wide range of locations, including schools, places of worship, medical facilities, retail locations like grocery stores or bars, and office buildings (Section 2, subsection c).

Broad Scope of Circumstances: The law applies if the offense involves the use of interstate or foreign commerce, such as the transport of the weapon or the perpetrator traveling across state lines (Section 2, subsection b).