The proposed bill, known as the "mRNA Bioweapons Prohibition Act," aims to classify mRNA injections and products as weapons of mass destruction and to prohibit their possession and distribution within the state of Minnesota. The bill introduces a new section in the Minnesota Statutes, chapter 609, which outlines the legislative intent to designate these products as dangerous and defines what constitutes mRNA injections and products. This includes specific references to COVID-related mRNA injections, gene therapy products, and nanotechnology that alters genes.

Additionally, the bill establishes penalties for individuals who knowingly manufacture, acquire, or distribute mRNA injections and products, with potential sentencing aligned with existing laws. It mandates that state and local government officials enforce these provisions and imposes penalties for non-compliance. Furthermore, it allows residents to seek legal recourse against officials who fail to enforce the law. The provisions of this bill are set to take effect on August 1, 2025, applying to any violations occurring after that date.