A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging President Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission, ruling that the President has broad discretion in appointing members—even if the commission is mostly conservative Christians with only one Jewish rabbi. Plaintiffs, including progressive and minority faith groups, argued the commission’s makeup was unbalanced and potentially biased, citing past statements questioning church-state separation. The judge found the lawsuit lacked legal standing, noting the commission includes diverse religious perspectives and non-religious members, and that the executive order didn’t mandate religious diversity beyond representation of faith traditions.
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