At the FBI, the commission highlighted that the security agency was studying Catholics as "radical-traditionalists," which made them "domestic terrorism threats".
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The Biden administration displayed an anti-Christian bias that was reflected in all areas of the government
At the FBI, the commission highlighted that the security agency was studying Catholics as "radical-traditionalists," which made them "domestic terrorism threats".
A government report from a commission recently created by President Donald Trump details the policy of religious persecution against Christians implemented by former President Joe Biden during his term.
The document, obtained exclusively by Fox News this Friday, states that during the Democratic administration "religious exemption requests to the COVID-19 vaccination mandate were not prioritized, were mismanaged, or were denied."
The investigative commission also found that Biden's Department of Education "attempted to impose record fines on some of the largest Christian universities in the country, including Liberty University ($14 million) and Grand Canyon University ($37.7 million)."
In the field of national security, the task force found that the Customs and Border Protection department denied its detainees the right to practice the Christian faith, but deliberately showed willingness to accommodate Islam, Rastafarianism, and sects of Judaism.
The Department of Justice under Biden also arrested and convicted dozens of pro-life activists under the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act. The crime? That they prayed and demonstrated in front of abortion clinics.
In another instance of anti-Christian bias, investigators noted that Biden's White House employees were not granted leave to celebrate certain Christian holidays, compared to workers who practiced other faiths and did receive such a benefit.
Officials also said that the State Department imposed "a radical LGBTQ gender ideology on foreign governments and state employees," which included the forced use of preferred pronouns and rainbow flags.
At the Department of Labor, Democratic officials dismantled a religious initiatives office and replaced it with a diversity, equity, and inclusion area. At the Department of Housing and Urban Development, they removed Christian posts and left the others standing.
"Joe Biden used the full weight of the federal government as a weapon against Christians and trampled on their essential rights protected by the First Amendment," said White House spokesperson Taylor Rogers. "Unlike Joe Biden, President Trump is protecting Christians, not punishing them."
In that regard, Trump signed an executive order to establish a Faith Office in the White House in February of this year and has issued directives so that "any illegal or inappropriate conduct, policy, or practice targeting Christians is identified, eliminated, and rectified."
The report prepared by this commission is expected to be finalized in February 2026. The members of this group were clear in stating that, during the Biden era, religious freedom was neither protected nor preserved.