Wheaton College, an evangelical school outside Chicago, won a five-year court battle with the U.S. government in what supporters called a major pro-life victory.
On February 22, a district court judge ruled the government would violate federal civil rights laws if it forced Wheaton to provide services against the school’s religious beliefs, such as the week-after birth control pill in its health care plans.
Wheaton College wins five-year battle against HHS mandate: https://t.co/CN1eh1TdSN pic.twitter.com/0MfZTU6Tyd
— BECKET (@BECKETlaw) February 23, 2018
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