Recommendations for Religious Freedom Policies

Recommendation number one, instruct the Department of Justice to issue guidance clarifying the proper

understanding of the Establishment Clause and the separation of church and state.

Number two, the Department of Justice, the Department of Health and Human Services,

the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission shall issue know your rights posters for students,

parents, public teachers, administrators, religious leaders, religious institution,

healthcare workers, and military service members.

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Combat anti-Semitism through enforcement of civil rights laws, litigation of credible

allegations of anti-Semitic discrimination and violence, and civic education.

Protect religious Americans from government-led litigation targeting their free exercise.

Repeal the Johnson Amendment.

Order the Department of War to streamline and improve the religious accommodation process.

Continue efforts to restore the retirement or re-enlistment eligibility of service members

who lost employment, health insurance, pensions, and other benefits because of their religious

beliefs about COVID and vaccines.

And lastly, honor the courage of religious liberty heroes through creating a Presidential

Medal of Religious Liberty and First Freedom Hero Awards to recognize Americans who stand

up for religious freedom and play an indispensable role in protecting citizens' constitutional rights.