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After issuing a formal apology, the National Archives has reached a preliminary agreement in a lawsuit with plaintiffs who alleged they were ordered to remove or cover pro-life messages on their clothing during a visit.
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has agreed to give the plaintiffs a personal tour of the National Archives Museum and extend a personal apology to those who were allegedly told they could not wear pro-life messages at the museum, according to court documents filed Tuesday.
NARA has also affirmed that its pre-existing policy permits museum visitors to wear T-shirts, hats, buttons, and other articles of clothing that display protest language, including religious and political speech. The agency will provide security officers and staff with written notice reminding them of the policy, which respects the free speech rights of the public......
...."Earlier this week, a lawsuit was filed against the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) stating that on the morning of January 20, 2023, the day of the March for Life, several visitors to our museum in Washington, D.C., were told by NARA security officers 'to remove or cover their attire because of their pro-life messages,'" NARA said in a statement.
"As the home to the original Constitution and Bill of Rights, which enshrine the rights of free speech and religion, we sincerely apologize for this occurrence," the statement continued.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/na...-march-for-life-visitors-offers-personal-tour
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I guess they forgot the first amendment.
They should fire whomever is responsible for kicking people with prolife T shirts out. It is ridiculous.
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has agreed to give the plaintiffs a personal tour of the National Archives Museum and extend a personal apology to those who were allegedly told they could not wear pro-life messages at the museum, according to court documents filed Tuesday.
NARA has also affirmed that its pre-existing policy permits museum visitors to wear T-shirts, hats, buttons, and other articles of clothing that display protest language, including religious and political speech. The agency will provide security officers and staff with written notice reminding them of the policy, which respects the free speech rights of the public......
...."Earlier this week, a lawsuit was filed against the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) stating that on the morning of January 20, 2023, the day of the March for Life, several visitors to our museum in Washington, D.C., were told by NARA security officers 'to remove or cover their attire because of their pro-life messages,'" NARA said in a statement.
"As the home to the original Constitution and Bill of Rights, which enshrine the rights of free speech and religion, we sincerely apologize for this occurrence," the statement continued.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/na...-march-for-life-visitors-offers-personal-tour
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I guess they forgot the first amendment.
They should fire whomever is responsible for kicking people with prolife T shirts out. It is ridiculous.
