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Trump DOJ expands religious liberty protections after major Supreme Court rulings
The guidance directs federal agencies to weigh religious liberty earlier in rulemaking, employment and grant decisions under new Supreme Court rulings.
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Fox News' Kayleigh McEnany reports on the Department of Justice's investigation into Major League Baseball after warnings were issued to players for displaying Bible verses on their hats.
McEnany emphasizes that federal law, Title VII, requires employers to reasonably accommodate religious beliefs.
She also questions MLB's apparent double standards, citing past allowances for campaigns like 'SOS Cuba' and 'BLM' slogans on player uniforms without similar warnings.
The Trump administration on Thursday directed federal agencies to give greater consideration to religious liberty when writing regulations, enforcing federal law and accommodating employees' religious beliefs, marking the first major update to Department of Justice (DOJ) guidance on the issue since 2017.
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