Bondi Leads Task Force Against Anti-Christian Bias in Government

Attorney General Pam Bondi convened the first meeting of a Trump administration task force aimed at eradicating anti-Christian bias within the federal government, following an executive order President Trump signed in February. The task force, composed of top Cabinet officials, is charged with identifying and recommending the elimination of unlawful anti-Christian policies and practices across federal agencies. Bondi and administration officials allege that the Biden administration's Department of Justice targeted Christians and pro-life activists, referencing the dismissal of several cases against pro-lifers and a redefinition of the FACE Act. The task force will submit periodic reports to the president and has a two-year mandate. Critics, including Americans United for Separation of Church and State, warn that the task force could misuse religious freedom to justify discrimination and undermine civil rights laws. President Trump has emphasized defending Christianity in government, schools, and workplaces as a priority for his second term.