The Ninth Circuit's Oak Flat decision creates a “conspicuously Native-American-shaped hole” in the protections offered by the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

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Jewish families and schools with be at the Ninth Circuit next week, asking the court to stop California from denying special education funding to Jewish children with disabilities and the religious schools that want to help. Orthodox Union Teach Coalition
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#BREAKING : The Biden Admin just decreed that doctors nationwide must perform gender transitions or suffer federal penalties: perma.cc/59KR-PP2P. This scheme is bad for patients, bad for religious liberty, and illegal. 🧵

A Jew, a Muslim, a Christian, a Sikh, and a Native American went to court last night to ask for the same thing:
Stop the destruction of #OakFlat .
Because religious liberty is for all.
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Catholic and Anglican nuns along with other religious organizations challenge a New York regulation that could require them to provide healthcare coverage for abortions. Eric Baxter, VP & Senior Counsel of the BECKET Fund for Religious Liberty weighs in.

Massachusetts and Oregon have denied loving parents an opportunity to foster and adopt solely because state officials deemed the parents insufficiently “affirming” to a child who might someday, hypothetically, seek a gender transition. | Luke Goodrich
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Why are rates of transgender identification skyrocketing? One cause is often overlooked: the law. Multiple laws channel kids down the path of gender transition, creating a powerful “transgender conveyor belt.” Here’s how it works. 🧵 firstthings.com/web-exclusives…

“Local governments and courts shouldn’t rely on [the Lemon test] to purge religion from public life.”

Becket's Daniel Chen explains that #SCOTUS ' Grants Pass ruling could have 'ramifications beyond the context of homelessness.'
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The Supreme Court is set to weigh in on whether banning homeless people from sleeping outside when shelter space is unavailable amounts to cruel and unusual punishment. Legal Counsel for BECKET, Jordan Varberg, shares what stood out the most about the arguments.