US Congressman Barri Moor introduced the "Crusade Act," requiring Nigerian immigrants entering the U.S. as religious workers to disavow Sharia law and affirm loyalty to the U.S. Constitution. The bill has sparked significant debate regarding religious freedom and constitutional r
A U.S. Congressman proposed a bill requiring immigrants to publicly disavow Sharia law upon entering the country, citing its incompatibility with the U.S. Constitution. Concurrently, a former presidential candidate in Nigeria faces sanctions for alleged violations of religious fr
US Congressman Barri Moor proposed the "Crusade Act," requiring religious immigrants to formally disavow Sharia law and pledge allegiance to the US Constitution, citing conflicts between Sharia and American values.
