Bondi, Cabinet officials convene for interagency task force targeting ‘anti-Christian’ bias

US State Attorney Pam Bondi On Tuesday, the cabinet officials from all over Trump administration were hosted for the first meeting of a new inter -resort group aimed at eradicating the “anti -Christian bias” within the Federal Government.

During the meeting on Tuesday, Bondi described the working group as if it were aimed at removing “abuse” under the Ministry of Justice under the leadership of Biden and other federal agencies before Trump’s second presidential term.

“As President Donald Trump stated, the Biden administration became involved in a terrible pattern of aiming at peaceful Christians, while ignored by violent, anti -Christian offenses,” Bondi told a small group of journalists. “The president is right.”

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Bondi joined a long list on Tuesday Senior cabinet officials From the entire Federal Government, including Secretary of State Marc Rubioa, Defense Minister of the Fifth Hegsetth, Director of FBI Kash Patel, Minister of Homeland Security Kristo Noem and HHS secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Other senior agency officials were also present.

Bondi also used a meeting to highlight some of the actions that Trump’s administration has taken to break the anti -Christian bias.

To date, the Ministry of Justice has dropped three cases that have been underway against Pro-Lifera and “redefined the Law on Face” to protect themselves from what Bondi and others described as a weapon of the pro-Life group and others.

Ultimately, “The first amendment is not just a line in the Constitution. It is the cornerstone of our American memory,” Bondi said. “This guarantees to every citizen the right to speak freely, freely adores and lives in accordance with his conscience without government interference. The protection of Christians from bias is not favored. This supports the rule of law and fulfilling the constitutional promise.”

The deputy prosecutor of Todd Blanche said the group planned to use a meeting to listen to individuals who were harmed as a result of an “anti -Christian feeling” under the management of Biden, and different ways in which this bias could appear in their departments or agencies.

That part of the meeting was closed to the press.

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Immediately before they were accompanied by journalists from the room, Fox News asked officers of the Ministry of Justice and other members Working group Will they divide any examples of anti -Christian bias within their agencies or any of the personal stories they planned to touch in a part of a closed door meeting.

Officers who attended the question did not immediately answer the question, and the officials of the Ministry of Justice told Fox News and other journalists who presented that more information would circulate after the meeting.

In February, Trump was the first to create a working group with an executive order, with the aim of exploiting “anti -Christian targeting and discrimination” within the Government.

The President also chose Bondi to lead a working group-who praised as someone he believed that he “completely persecuted anti-Christian violence and vandalism in our society.”

The first meeting of the working group comes only a few days after Politico reported that Trump’s administration sent an internal cable to State Department employees ordering them to report all the cases associates depicting “anti -Christian bias” as part of the Working Group initiative.

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The internal cable encouraged employees to share information through the advice form, noting that their answers could be anonymous, and were reportedly sent to embassies around the world, as well as the headquarters of the DC department

“The Biden Ministry of Justice abused and targeting Christians,” Trump said earlier this year. “Christians for life were arrested and closed for peaceful prayers outside the abortion clinic … No more!”