Tennessee Conservative
Potential Foster And Adoptive Parents In Tennessee Will No Longer Be Subject To Vaccination Requirements After Governor Lee Signed Legislation On Thursday Removing Those Stipulations.
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On Thursday, Governor Bill Lee Signed A Measure That Will Enact The “Tennessee Foster And Adoptive Parent Protection Act,” Designed To Protect The Religious Freedoms Of Families Within The State.
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Both The House And The Senate Are Moving Forward With A Bill That Would Protect Tennessee Foster And Adoptive Families From Being Forced To Support Policies Regarding Sexual Orientation And Gender Identity That Violate The Family’s Moral Or Religious Beliefs.
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A Tennessee Bill That Seeks To Protect Foster And Adoptive Families From Being Required To Affirm Certain Policies That Oppose Their Religious And Moral Beliefs Has Passed In The House Children And Family Affairs Subcommittee.
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A Bill Prohibiting The Requirement For Immunizations In Order To Adopt Or Host A Foster Child In The State Of Tennessee Has Passed In The State Senate. The House Bill Will Be Heard In Committee Next Week.
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Among The Stream Of New Legislation Filed For Consideration In The Tennessee General Assembly, Are Two New Bills With The Intended Purpose Of Fortifying The Individual Rights Of Those Who Wish To, Or Currently Participate In The Foster Care System As Either Foster Parents Or Even Those Who Are Looking To Adopt.
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According To Dr. Jamison Taylor, Senior Fellow At The American Family Association, The Biden Administration’s Newly Proposed Guidelines Known As “The Safe And Appropriate Foster Care Placement Requirements;” May Prevent Children From Being Placed In Homes Of Devout Christians, Jews And Muslims.
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DCS Discriminates Against Conservative Christians, Right To Speak Gone Into Dustbin of History, Your Opportunity To Learn How To Run For Office, Nashville Police Refuses Funds To Protect Kids, Christian Man Arrested At PRIDE, Transparency For Ye But Not Me, Suspended For Memes, Expanded 1st Amendment… All this & more on this week’s edition of The Tennessee Conservative’s Big 7 Weekend Digest!
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An Approved Foster Family In Tennessee Was Recently Denied Placement Of A Newborn In Their Home Due To A State Law That The Foster Parents Say Discriminates Against Their Religious Beliefs. This Despite The Tennessee Department Of Children’s Services Struggling To Find Enough Homes For Children In Their Care. The Agency Will Not Place Children Under The Age Of 18 Months With This Qualified Family Unless They Abandon Their Religious Convictions Regarding Vaccinations.
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Next Week, A Bill That Passed This Last General Session Will Take Effect And In Doing So Will Assist In Expediting Certain Types Of Adoptions Occurring Under Specific Circumstances.
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