According to sources close to former President Donald Trump, the Biden administration has allegedly “weaponized the federal government against Christians.” They have presented a report detailing several instances of anti-Christian bias from the past and suggesting ways to safeguard religious beliefs in the United States.
This report, which was exclusively acquired, was drafted by Trump and released by the Task Force aimed at eliminating anti-Christian bias, led by Attorney General Pam Bondi.
The task force’s mandate includes identifying, correcting, and terminating any illegal policies targeting Christians. An initial review showing various damages to religious freedom—when upheld for everyone—was shared with Fox News Digital.
As stated in the report, “The Task Force is making this commitment. The federal government will never be allowed to change its power against people of faith.” With Trump and Bondi at the helm, the intention is to enforce laws vigorously and ensure that all religions receive equal treatment in policy and practice.
The document points out that the era of anti-Christian bias within federal institutions has ended, asserting that “faith is not America’s responsibility, it is freedom.”
The task force claimed to have discovered numerous instances of anti-Christian bias within various federal departments, particularly during Biden’s administration. A representative noted, “Joe Biden has armed the full weight of the federal government against Christians and trampled on their basic first amendment rights,” contrasting this with Trump’s approach which, they argued, did not punish Christians.
Findings from the task force indicated that departments such as Defense and Labor were denied requests for religious exemptions related to COVID-19 mandates. The report also highlighted cases where the Department of Education sought hefty fines against major Christian universities, such as Liberty University and Grand Canyon University.
Furthermore, it was noted that customs and border security at the Department of Homeland Security failed to include Christian viewpoints in their policies, while focusing efforts on accommodation for other religions.
In reviewing the actions of the Justice Department, the task force criticized its lack of effort to prosecute anti-Christian bias while pursuing cases against individuals expressing their faith. It also mentioned instances where individuals were arrested for prayer activities linked to abortion protests.
Moreover, one notable point involved the FBI, which reportedly labeled certain Catholic groups as domestic terrorism threats, and the task force criticized the diminishing support for Christian groups in favor of other religious affiliations.
The report claims the State Department inadequately provided humanitarian assistance to Christians and prioritized non-Christian employees, limiting the observance of Christian holidays. Concerns were raised around the imposition of progressive ideologies infringing on the religious beliefs of many Christian Americans.
During its first meeting in April, the task force made clear that it had just begun its thorough evaluation of anti-Christian biases that may have taken root during the Biden administration. A more comprehensive final report is anticipated by February 2026.
Additionally, Trump signed an executive order in February to establish the White House Faith Office, intended to strengthen faith-based organizations and assist community efforts.
