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This bill, known as the CRUSADE (Civilians Resisting Unlawful Strikes Against Divine Establishments) Act, proposes a legal prohibition on the United States using or allowing its military equipment and resources to be used against Christian properties and Christian civilians in foreign countries. Specifically, the bill would require the President to prevent any U.S.-provided weapons, aircraft, vessels, or other military implements from being used to target Christian churches, religious buildings, monuments, or personal property, as well as Christian civilians, regardless of the circumstances. The legislation appears to be designed to provide special protections for Christian properties and people in international contexts, effectively creating a unique exemption from potential military actions for this specific religious group. While the bill's intent seems to be protecting Christian communities from potential harm, it could raise complex legal and diplomatic questions about religious discrimination, military engagement, and international law.

Military Affairs and Security

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/2863/all-info