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BJC’s Tyler: Expanded travel ban still ‘rooted in anti-Muslim bias’

President Trump has announced an expansion of his administration’s “travel ban.” As BJC Executive Director Amanda Tyler explains in response to this latest announcement, the policy is ultimately rooted in anti-Muslim bias.

Humanitarian Aid Case with RFRA Defense Scheduled for Trial in May

RFRA is increasingly being used as a tool of defendants on both sides of the political aisle when their conduct is motivated by their religious beliefs.

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.

Re-introduced Freedom of Religion Act Would Bar Religious Test for Entry to U.S.

More than 120 lawmakers have signed on as co-sponsors of the Freedom of Religion Act, which is supported by several nonprofit organizations including the BJC.

Court Sides with Government in Church-State Suit over Care for Unaccompanied Minors

The government does not violate church-state separation by hiring religious organizations to provide residential care to unaccompanied minors who enter the U.S., according to a federal court in California.

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