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Michigan Settles Lawsuit, Will Subject Faith-Based Adoption Agencies to Nondiscrimination Rules

Michigan’s newly elected Attorney General has determined that taxpayer-funded adoption agencies may not discriminate, “no matter the rationale,” ending a lawsuit brought by the ACLU.

South Dakota Governor Signs “In God We Trust” Bill into Law

Last week, South Dakota became the latest state to enact legislation requiring public schools to post prominently the motto “In God We Trust” on school grounds.

Lawsuit Claims School Activity Ban for Unvaccinated Student Violates Religious Liberty

A high school senior in Kentucky has filed a lawsuit after being barred from school and extracurricular activities during a chicken pox outbreak because he has not been vaccinated.

ACLU Calls for Investigation into Religious Liberty Violations of Immigrant Detainees

A letter sent by a leading civil rights organization calls for an investigation into allegations made by immigrant detainees of widespread religious liberty violations while in custody.

Federal Appeals Court Upholds Tax Exemption for Religious Housing

The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a district court’s ruling that struck down the religious housing tax exemption as unconstitutional on church-state grounds.

Montana Parents Request U.S. Supreme Court Review of Tuition Scholarship Case

A decision by the Montana Supreme Court, striking down a tuition tax credit program as unconstitutional because it allowed funding for religious schools, may be headed to the U.S. Supreme Court.

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