Attorney General Bondi Launches Task Force to Address Anti-Christian Bias in Federal Government
A new task force initiated by Attorney General Pam Bondi aims to address perceived anti-Christian biases in federal agencies, following a directive from President Trump.
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Attorney General Pam Bondi convened a task force to address alleged anti-Christian bias within federal agencies, emphasizing Trump’s executive order aimed at identifying unlawful discrimination. Bondi criticized the Biden administration for its treatment of Christians and outlined plans for the task force, which includes collecting reports of bias and safeguarding First Amendment rights. The task force, comprising senior officials, aims to produce three reports over two years to rectify identified injustices.
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- Attorney General Pam Bondi announced a task force to address perceived anti-Christian bias, emphasizing the need to curb prosecutions linked to abortion clinic blockades, which critics view as a move favoring anti-abortion activists.
- The task force was established under an executive order from Trump, aiming to investigate policies that allegedly discriminate against Christians, with implications that the Biden administration's actions have been biased against them.
- Bondi's statements reflect a broader narrative that seeks to legitimize the concerns of Christan groups by framing them as victims of systemic bias within federal institutions.
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