President Trump Advances Measures Against Anti-Christian Bias, Supports Public School Prayer

President Donald Trump strongly emphasized religious freedom and the protection of Christian rights during a speech at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., addressing the issue of anti-Christian bias in public schools. He criticized Senator Tim Kaine for disputing the belief that rights come from God, calling Kaine 'ineffectual' and highlighting the importance of God-given rights as foundational to the nation. Trump announced that the Department of Education will soon issue new guidance to protect the right to pray in public schools, citing cases like the one of Hannah Allen, a Texas student initially restricted from praying publicly. Former U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom Sam Brownback supports these efforts, underscoring the ongoing need to defend religious liberty. Trump’s message reflects his broader agenda to combat what he describes as anti-Christian bias and to restore the Judeo-Christian roots of the country. These efforts come amid criticism from some quarters, but Trump insists on the importance of protecting religious expression in public institutions.