Faith in Focus: Trump's New Drive to Protect Christians

The leader of the U. S. recently brought up a concern about anti-Christian actions. A committee led by Pam Bondi would see response from many groups and congress. This rise caught the attention of a committee in America with influence of many groups and congress. The calls to action were created around the annual National Prayer Breakfast and using the religious gathering to a point the claims to bring together congressmen from different parties and to empower Christians with all of the rally support in the past coming from failed attempts. The task force is designed to open a path to back his campaign to get out of woke movement. The fight brought together conversation around the Americans' right to religious freedom. Some have stated concerns about the role the panel will play. It also becomes important to remember that this happened the same year that the National Prayer Breakfast saw a break and ended with President Joe Biden in attendance because there were key people who did not like the fundings of the private group hosting it. Dwight D. Eisenhower reigning in the 40s back in 1953 was the one who started attending and has now become a thought in opinion to where Trump says that the religious freedom was a core belief. The event was written in the news written to be the last event of his term with lots of discussion and criticism.