Trump to stand up presidential commission on religious liberty
President Donald Trump has announced plans to establish a presidential commission on religious liberty through an executive order. The commission, unveiled during a National Day of Prayer event at the White House, is set to be signed by Trump imminently.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has been appointed as the chairman of the commission, a move welcomed by Trump. Patrick expressed his support for the commission, highlighting the importance of protecting religious freedoms in the face of what he described as attacks on people of faith during the previous administration.
During the announcement in the Rose Garden at the White House, Patrick emphasized the need to ensure that no one interferes with the relationship between God and believers. He drew a parallel between the sanctity of this relationship and the importance of preserving the autonomy of individuals seeking spiritual guidance.
As this story continues to develop, stay tuned for updates on the establishment of the presidential commission on religious liberty. It is clear that the protection of religious freedoms is a priority for the Trump administration, and the commission is poised to play a crucial role in safeguarding these rights.
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By Diana Stancy, Politics Reporter at Fox News Digital
