A panel of the 9th Circuit unanimously rejected Washington’s attempt to force a religious ministry to hire employees whose beliefs contradict those of the ministry.
'Foster parents and adoptive parents, they don't lose their constitutional rights just because they want to be part of the solution and help these children who are hurting,' said ADF Senior Counsel Johannes Widmalm-Delphonse.
Beyond the open grooming, the state guidance effectively barred adoptive parents from serious religious adherence by disallowing religious activity that is 'openly hostile or unsupportive' of children who claim to be LGBT.
For failure to appropriately monitor content under the Digital Services Act, a company could face fines up to 6 percent of its global revenue, ADF lawyer Jeremy Tedesco said.