Should Congress pass the Right to Worship Act, giving churches the ability to sue protesters who disrupt services?
Yes — people have a right to protest, but they should not be allowed to enter a house of worship and prevent people from worshiping.
Yes — the 100-foot buffer zone and civil damages would give congregations an important additional protection when local prosecutors decline to act.
No — existing criminal laws and First Amendment protections are sufficient, and the bill could unnecessarily restrict legitimate protests.
I'm undecided — protect worship services, but Congress should carefully balance those protections with protesters' constitutional right to free speech.
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