EO 14291
Establishment of the Religious Liberty Commission
Government ReformLaw Enforcement
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Summary
This executive order establishes the Religious Liberty Commission, a 14-member panel appointed by the President to study religious liberty protections in America, identify threats to religious freedom, and recommend policies to preserve and enhance these protections. The Commission will produce a comprehensive report and advise the White House on religious liberty matters.
Key Points
- 1Creates a new Religious Liberty Commission with up to 14 appointed members plus three ex officio government officials (Attorney General, HUD Secretary, and Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy)
- 2Commission members serve one-year terms through July 4, 2026, with possible extension and reappointment for two-year terms thereafter
- 3Commission will produce a comprehensive report examining religious liberty foundations, societal impacts, current threats, preservation strategies, and public awareness programs
- 4Specific focus areas include First Amendment rights of religious leaders and institutions, attacks on houses of worship, debanking of religious entities, healthcare conscience protections, parental educational choice, and religious expression in public schools
- 5Commission will advise the White House Faith Office and Domestic Policy Council and may recommend executive or legislative actions to protect religious liberty
This summary is for informational purposes only. It may not capture all nuances of the executive order. Always refer to the official text for authoritative information.
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