Quaker groups file suit over the end of policy restricting ICE arrests in houses of worship
- A coalition of five Quaker meetings is suing the Trump administration over its directive allowing arrests in sensitive spaces, including places of worship, schools, and hospitals.
- The lawsuit claims the new policy violates the First Amendment rights and causes fear among congregants, impacting their ability to practice their faith.
- The Quakers seek to have the policy declared unconstitutional and prevent enforcement actions at places of worship, stating it infringes on their religious exercise.
- Critics argue that the directive makes immigrant communities feel unsafe, contradicting the Quakers' belief in welcoming all individuals, including immigrants.
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