High Court’s Ruling Ending Discrimination Against Religious Schools in Maine Could Have Broad Impact in U.S.
‘A State’s antiestablishment interest does not justify enactments that exclude some members of the community from an otherwise generally available public benefit because of their religious exercise.’
The decision of the Supreme Court to end discrimination against religious families in school voucher programs in Maine will reverberate across a United States where millions of families are trying to find the right education for their children at a time of crisis in many public schools.
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