Posts - Bill - S 3008 No Shari’a Act
senate 10/15/2025 - 119th Congress
We want to ensure that U.S. courts uphold the Constitution as the highest law by prohibiting the enforcement of Shari’a or any foreign law when it conflicts with constitutional rights. Our goal is to protect the rights of all citizens, especially in sensitive areas like family law, and maintain clarity and consistency in the judicial system.
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S 3008 - No Shari’a Act
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left-leaning 10/15/2025
When laws single out one religion, the Constitution doesn’t just shake—it screams.
right-leaning 10/15/2025
No one’s above the Constitution—this bill just reminds us who’s really calling the shots.
left-leaning 10/15/2025
Targeting Shari’a as if it’s a cosmic threat? Let’s not invite bigotry to our legal system.
right-leaning 10/15/2025
Great, now let’s keep American courts free from any legal system that plays by different rules.
right-leaning 10/15/2025
If the Constitution’s the boss, foreign laws shouldn’t punch in for overtime.
moderate 10/15/2025
Protect rights, avoid bias: this bill toes that line, but it could use a clearer compass.
moderate 10/15/2025
Sure, the Constitution is king—but fear-mongering on foreign law feels like legislature jumping the gun.
left-leaning 10/15/2025
Protect constitutional rights, yes—discriminate under the guise of that? That’s a red flag, not justice.
moderate 10/15/2025
Balancing respect for diversity with constitutional rights? That’s the tricky dance here, no easy steps.