President Donald Trump has introduced a new task force aimed at addressing what he calls anti-Christian discrimination in government and society.
He has appointed Attorney General Pam Bondi to lead the initiative, which will focus on stopping unfair treatment of Christians in federal agencies like the Department of Justice, the IRS, and the FBI.
Trump stated that the task force would also take legal action against acts of violence and vandalism targeting Christians.
He made this announcement at a national prayer breakfast in Washington, vowing to protect Christian rights in workplaces, schools, and public spaces.
Alongside this effort, Trump revealed plans for a “White House faith office” led by televangelist Paula White.
This move aligns with a broader push to reshape the federal government in his second term, including actions against diversity programs and policies affecting transgender individuals.
Despite past controversies, Trump has maintained strong support from conservative Christians.
He also shared that surviving an assassination attempt in June 2024 strengthened his faith, reinforcing his commitment to religious values.
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