Government · Sacramento, CA Metro · August 26, 2026
CA Bill Would Set New Religious-Liberty Standard for Tribal Practices
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- Read the full text of AB 1881 to see exactly how 'substantial burden' and 'compelling interest' are defined.
- Ask your California state legislator whether the same free-exercise standard would apply equally to Christian schools, churches, and ministries on state land.
- Monitor the bill's committee votes and amendments through the California Legislative Information website.
- If your church or ministry interacts with state agencies or state-owned property, document any current restrictions on religious practice for future comparison.
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