The law, approved by lawmakers earlier this month, could affect any prospective parents to whom a child-welfare agency has religious objections, including interfaith couples, single parents, and even married couples in which one person has previously been divorced.
TVNL Comment: Religious doctrine is slowly, but very surely creeping into American legislation. Wake up, people.
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