The HHS definition of religious employer contravenes the First Amendment by putting the Federal Government in the position of determining what parts of a bona fide religious organization are religious and what parts are secular.
Pitts argues that the HHS definition infringes on religious freedom.
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Explicitly creating a program exclusively for catfish seems to be unnecessary, and it directs resources away from high-risk foods.
The jurisdictional grab serves only to shield catfish farmers against competition at the expense of U.S. consumers.
Both the FDA and the General Accountability Office agree that there is no food safety justification for this regulatory divide.
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