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President Trump Discusses Religious Liberty Accomplishments, Goals in Values Voter Speech

President Trump last week discussed what he sees as his major religious liberty accomplishments and goals – from removing the Johnson Amendment to winning the War on Christmas.

Why the U.S. Should Care About the Decline of Religious Freedom Around the World

In a House committee hearing, international religious freedom experts and advocates discussed the importance to U.S. foreign policy of promoting religious freedom around the world.

Supreme Court Dismisses “Expired” Travel Ban Case

The Supreme Court ended a high-profile controversy over the constitutionality of the Trump Administration’s travel ban by dismissing the case after the ban expired.

Federal Judge Again Rules Housing Exemption for Clergy Unconstitutional

The housing allowance tax exemption for clergy may face additional constitutional scrutiny after a federal judge in Wisconsin again held it to be a violation of church-state separation.

DOJ memo on religious liberty law oversimplifies some complicated issues

In large part, the guidance restates much settled law, though with a decided tilt toward concerns of free exercise, giving short shrift to the government’s duty to avoid “no establishment” concerns.

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