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Everyone Who Read Bergin in July Heard the Second Circuit Tell Religious Workers to Prove Their Boss Hated Their Faith. On September 15 the Court Added a Footnote. It Is Eighty Eight Words Long, and It Came After Washington Pushed Back.

Everyone Who Read Bergin in July Heard the Second Circuit Tell Religious Workers to Prove Their Boss Hated Their Faith. On September 15 the Court Added a Footnote. It Is Eighty Eight Words Long, and It Came After Washington Pushed Back.

On September 15 the Second Circuit amended Bergin after pushback from the federal government. Two footnotes: no religious animus required, but the denial must be because of your faith and not your late paperwork. We print the eighty eight words.
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Everyone Will Call the Eighty One Religious Plaintiffs Suing Over Immigration the Religious Left. Read Paragraph Nine of the Mennonite Complaint. It Cites Hobby Lobby, and What You Do With That Is the Test of Whether You Ever Believed in RFRA.

Everyone Will Call the Eighty One Religious Plaintiffs Suing Over Immigration the Religious Left. Read Paragraph Nine of the Mennonite Complaint. It Cites Hobby Lobby, and What You Do With That Is the Test of Whether You Ever Believed in RFRA.

Religion News Service counts eighty one religious plaintiffs in the immigration lawsuits, most pleading RFRA. Paragraph nine of the Mennonite Church USA complaint cites Hobby Lobby. The Advocate reads it and asks both sides the same question.
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