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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against President Trump's Religious Liberty Commission, ruling that it does not violate the requirement for advisory committees to be 'fairly balanced.' The lawsuit claimed the commission excluded non-Judeo-Christian faiths, but the judge stated that the law does not require perfect representation of all religious traditions.
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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against President Trump's Religious Liberty Commission, ruling that it does not violate the requirement for advisory committees to be 'fairly balanced.' The lawsuit claimed the commission excluded non-Judeo-Christian faiths, but the judge stated that the law does not require perfect representation of all religious traditions.
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