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Cops behaving badly (3.28.23) - Vimarsana News

Cops behaving badly (3.28.23)

Whatcha gonna do? Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?

Gov't unlawfully targeted pastor ministering to migrants: judge - Vimarsana News

Gov't unlawfully targeted pastor ministering to migrants: judge

The federal government wrongfully targeted a United Church of Christ pastor for having a ministry that benefited migrants and refugees at the Mexican border, a court has ruled. 

Judge rules immigration officials violated pastor's religious freedom rights - Vimarsana News

Judge rules immigration officials violated pastor's religious freedom rights

(RNS) — 'The government’s approach — stalling, gaslighting, even lying — was entirely unconvincing to the court, and I am thrilled for the vindication,' said the Rev. Kaji Douša.

ACLJ warns government not to remove religious liberty from campuses - Vimarsana News

ACLJ warns government not to remove religious liberty from campuses

Joe Biden's agenda to crack down on those who are Christian and follow biblical standards already includes his demand for abortion, for transgenderism, for drag queen storytimes and much more.

Source: wnd.com
ACLJ Files Formal Public Comments To Defend Religious Liberty on Campus Against Biden's Attempt To Water Down First Amendment Protections - Vimarsana News

ACLJ Files Formal Public Comments To Defend Religious Liberty on Campus Against Biden's Attempt To Water Down First Amendment Protections

This week, the ACLJ submitted a formal public comment and legal analysis in opposition to the rule changes proposed by the Department of Education (ED) that threaten to remove safeguards protecting the constitutional rights of religiously affiliated student groups on college campuses. This . . .

Source: aclj.org