Neil Gorsuch Just Took a Wrecking Ball to a Major Religious Liberty Law

Justice Neil Gorsuch's recent actions have significantly undermined a long-standing religious liberty law, reversing a 2017 appeals court ruling that protected Rastafarian inmates from being forced to cut their hair. This decision could have broader implications for religious freedom in the U.S., suggesting a potential shift in how the Supreme Court handles cases involving religious practices in correctional facilities. Gorsuch's move signals a tougher stance on religious rights, which has sparked debate over the future of religious liberty protections in America.