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case, many people were reading the hobby lobby case as the court saying the administration had come up with an alternative for religious groups to there was a path for women employees to get contraceptive coverage. the decision or order on thursday really seemed to be showing these deep and very profound vigs within the court. and basically the court was saying wheaton college does not even have to comply with what the administration said to provide contraceptive coverage. so you re seeing these really raw feelings on the court and very unusually kind of fears from women members. it was a very narrow ruling. the wheaton ruling was essentially we re not going to impose the hhs rule into there s a decision on the broader accommodation you re talking about. they haven t decided on this issue. what they are talking about is religious freedom restoration act, which says you have to have
the hobby lobby case as the court saying the administration had come up with an alternative for religious groups to there was a path for women employees to get contraceptive coverage. the decision or order on thursday really seemed to be showing these deep and very profound vigs within the court. and basically the court was saying wheaton college does not even have to comply with what the administration said to provide contraceptive coverage. so you re seeing these really raw feelings on the court and very unusually kind of fears from women members. it was a very narrow ruling. the wheaton ruling was essentially we re not going to impose the hhs rule into there s a decision on the broader accommodation you re talking about. they haven t decided on this issue. what they are talking about is religious freedom restoration act, which says you have to have
more than 50,000 unaccompanied minors who have crossed the border into the united states just this year. including money to facilitate sending the kids back to their home countries. after the break, i ll talk to reverend william barber, the naacp leader leading the fight against voter suppression in his state, where a voter i.d. law that hits students directly is in court even as we speak. plus, the white house begins to lay out the options for how to provide contraceptive coverage to women who had the rug pulled out from under them last week by the supreme court. . at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if frustration and paperwork decrease. the gap begins to close. so let s simplify things. let s close the gap between people and care.
groups to there was a path for women employees to get contraceptive coverage. the decision or the order on thursday really seemed to be showing these deep and very profound divisions within the court and basically the court was saying these wheaton college does not even have to comply with what the administration said to provide contraceptive coverage. so you re seeing these really raw feelings on the court in a very unusually kind of fierce dissent from the women members. yeah. it was very narrow ruling. the wheaton ruling was essentially, we re not going to impose the hhs rule until there s a decision on the broader accommodation you re talking about, and they haven t decided on this issue. what they re talking about is the religious freedom restoration act, which says you have to pursue the least intrusive means to achieve these purposes. the court looked at this and said this was not the least