This story was originally published by the WND News Center.
The lawyers at the American Center for Law and Justice have released a list of exactly what President Donald Trump's order protecting Christians will do.
Trump signed an executive order titled "Eradicating anti-Christian Bias" just days ago.
Its goal was to end the weaponization of federal government against Christians, such as the use by the Joe Biden administration of the law against Christians trying to protect the lives of the unborn.
The organization reported on the "top five unlawful attacks on Christians" the order will end.
First listed in an ACLJ column by Jared Austin is that unjust prosecution of pro-life advocates.
"Just days after taking office, President Trump issued pardons for 23 pro-life advocates who were imprisoned after the Biden DOJ secured unjust convictions. This news resonated with me personally because six of them were convicted just a few miles outside my home in Nashville. If they can target and convict pro-life advocates in the Bible Belt, then they can do it anywhere," he said.
In fact, the ACLJ still is defending a pro-life advocate to was unjustly prosecuted for sharing a pro-life message outside an abortion industry business in Ohio.
Next is the "unlawful attacks" on Christian charities and churches.
"Trump's executive order referenced 'more than 100 attacks' that far-Left radicals perpetrated against churches, charities, and pro-life pregnancy centers. He condemned the fact that the 'Biden Department of Justice largely ignored' the violence. His Administration will not turn a blind eye to such attacks," the report said.
One such attack was the "insane" state supreme court decision that a Catholic charity should lose its tax exemption "because serving the poor isn't a 'typical' religious act," the report said.
Then there was Biden's agenda to classify school parents at "threats."
This happened routinely when those parents didn't approve of, or even worse actively opposed, the DEI, the racism, the gender dysphoria ideology that was included in the indoctrination by schools of children.
"The Biden DOJ went after Christian parents who objected to the sexually explicit content being propagated by radical school boards. Parents who voiced their concerns about attacks on Judeo-Christian values were labeled as 'domestic terrorists' by AG Merrick Garland and followed by the FBI," the report said.
Next was the "unlawful removal of religious accommodations."
"A far-too-common attack on Christians is unlawfully removing their religious accommodation to attend church. Even though Title VII of the Civil Rights Act protects employees' right, it comes under fire time and time again. One current ACLJ case involves the TSA cutting a federal worker's pay for attending church. Our legal team sent a demand letter reminding the TSA of our client's right to a religious accommodation. The TSA has continued to harass our client, and the ACLJ is appealing to the EEOC's Office of Federal Operations," the report said.
