Trump's Faux Commission on Religious Liberty

Terrorists have no place on the White House Religious Liberty Commission – Center for Security Policy

The decision by the Trump White House to appoint Ismail Royer to the Advisory Board of Lay Leaders to the Religious Liberty Commission is as disheartening as it is disappointing.  Ismail Royer has spent most of his adult life as a Jihadi, working for Muslim Brotherhood-connected groups and training as a terrorist in a camp in southwest Asia.  Unsurprisingly, Royer’s brief biography on the White House web site makes no mention of his treasonous p…

Trump's Faux Commission on Religious Liberty

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