Americans United for Separation of Church and State pledged to resist any Trump administration policies that privilege Christians and use claims of religious freedom as a “license to discriminate,” said Andrew Seidel, the group's vice president of strategic communications.
Evangelical white voters show steadfast support for Donald Trump's presidency
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"Under this Court's wrong decision, if a Catholic school jams a few duties that sound religious into any job description, from cook to janitor to secular guidance counselor, that person can be fired for any reason and without any recourse to the many civil rights laws that protect employees from the kind of discrimination that we saw here," Americans United spokesman Andrew Seidel said.
Catholic school can fire guidance counselor in same-sex marriage, federal district court rules
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