On the recordJune 24, 2019
Vast opportunities for people of faith are now going to be snuffed out because rather than being able to go to court and seek relief, those doors are going to be shut to them under the Do No Harm Act.
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Foxx argues that the Do No Harm Act limits religious freedom.
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