A Trump administration task force says it’s found “numerous instances of anti-Christian bias during the Biden administration,” from public shaming to threats of criminal charges to IRS referrals.
An initial report from the Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias says the Biden administration engaged in “disfavored treatment and viewpoint discrimination,” “harassment,” “weaponized prosecutions,” and other biased behavior toward Christians.
The report points to government-wide examples of this anti-Christian bias, including a finding that the Biden administration allowed a hospital to “violate employee conscience rights” by forcing “staff to participate in abortions against their consciences.”
The report, dated June 6, was obtained by Fox News Digital Friday.?
Following instructions from Attorney General Pam Bondi, the report incorporates detailed assessments from government agencies describing their findings of bias and steps taken—or planned—to counter that bias.
Other findings include a report from the State Department that the agency “stigmatized employees for religious objections to the COVID-19 vaccine mandate,” requiring them to turn over highly personal information and then publicly shaming and humiliating them.
The State Department also found that under Biden, the agency “targeted Christian homeschool parents who were federal employees with inspector general investigations, IRS referrals, and threats of criminal charges and disciplinary action.”
While investigations remain in their early stages, the report says, “The evidence uncovered is unmistakable: during the Biden administration, people of faith, particularly Christians, were repeatedly subjected to anti-religious bias at the hands of their own government.”
“Attorney General Bondi and the task force are resolved to end that pattern once and for all,” the report concludes. “The task force will never permit the federal government to be used as a weapon against faith.”
The task force says it plans to “deliver a detailed report with findings and recommendations by February 2026.”
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