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Prayer Alert | CT Freedom Alliance: HB6423

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Blessings Glorious Faithful Watchmen, Prayer Warriors, Intercessors,

We praise you and thank you Lord that as Watchmen we wait and watch you perform your word.  The Lord is moving.  Eyes to See and Ears to Hear.

Please pray into the religious exemption repeal bill that comes before the Senate this coming Tuesday. Seek the Lord and take action as the Lord leads.

Love & Light,  Janet

 

 

SENATE VOTE EXPECTED TUESDAY 4/27/21 – PLEASE CONTACT EVERY STATE SENATOR TO LET THEM KNOW THAT YOU OPPOSE H.B. 6423!
We have received word that the CT Senate vote on the religious exemption repeal bill will likely occur Tuesday, April 27, 2021. Although this is still subject to change, the time to act is now. Please contact each and every one of the state senators (email addresses below), requesting that they vote NO on this discriminatory and regressive legislation that will segregate children, deprive special needs students of vital programs and services, deny students the chance to go to college, and set in motion the plan to severely restrict medical exemptions as well.
SENATE MEMBERS:

CT FREEDOM ALLIANCE PLACES STATE SENATORS ON NOTICE THAT THE REMOVAL OF THE RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION IS ILLEGAL

The following notice was emailed to all
Connecticut State Senators tonight:
Dear Connecticut State Senators:
The CT Freedom Alliance, LLC writes to provide you with the following legal notice regarding House Bill 6423, An Act Concerning Immunizations. After being passed by the House of Representatives, as amended, on Tuesday, April 20, 2021, it is our understanding that the Senate intends to take up this bill for floor debate and a vote on Tuesday, April 27, 2021. Please let this serve as a formal notice that it is our belief that the removal of the religious exemption to mandatory immunizations in Connecticut will violate the United States Constitution, the Connecticut Constitution, as well as state and federal law as follows:
1. The removal of the religious exemption will violate the Free Exercise clause of the First Amendment of the United States Constitution and Article First, Section 3 of the Connecticut Constitution, in that it penalizes those who exercise their religious beliefs against vaccination by refusing to provide an education to any person who chooses not to vaccinate for religious reasons.
2. The removal of the religious exemption will violate the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, in that it gives preference to some religious beliefs (those that do not include an objection to vaccination) over others (those that include a religious objection to vaccination).
3. The removal of the religious exemption will violate the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution, and Article First, Section 20 of the Connecticut Constitution, in that it provides an education to some (those who do not have a religious objection to vaccination) while denying it to others (those who have a religious objection to vaccination, and exercise that objection). The so-called “grandfathering” provision of the bill (even if left in place as currently constituted for students in Grades K-12), further violates these equal protection clauses by providing preferential treatment on the basis of age (pre-Kindergarten students will not be grandfathered).
4. The removal of the religious exemption will violate Conn. Gen. Stat. Sec. 10-15c, which provides that “each child shall have … an equal opportunity to participate in the activities, programs and courses of study offered in such public schools … without discrimination on account of … religion.”
5. The removal of the religious exemption will violate Conn. Gen. Stat. Sec. 46a-64, which provides that it is a discriminatory practice for a place of public accommodation (which includes public schools) “to discriminate, segregate or separate on account of … creed.”
6. The removal of the religious exemption will violate the Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act (IDEA), 20 U.S.C. 1400 et seq., in that it will deny a Free and Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) to students on Individualized Education Plans (IEPs). The IDEA requires local education agencies which receive federal funding for special education programs and services to provide a FAPE to every student on an IEP. No exception is made for special education students who exercise their sincerely held religious belief not to vaccinate.
7. The removal of the religious exemption will violate Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, in that it will deny a FAPE to students with disabilities. Section 504 requires school districts to provide a FAPE to qualified students who have a mental or physical impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities.  No exception is made for students on 504 Plans who exercise their sincerely held religious belief not to vaccinate.
8. The removal of the religious exemption will violate Article Eighth of the Connecticut Constitution, which provides children in the state with a fundamental right to a public education. See Sheff v. O’Neill, 238 Conn.
1, 21 (1996) (“Our Connecticut constitution … contains a fundamental right to education and a corresponding affirmative state obligation to implement and maintain that right.”).
Please also be advised that, in the event this legislation is passed into law, the CT Freedom Alliance, LLC intends to file a lawsuit to challenge its constitutionality and its legality. We are not the only organization preparing such a lawsuit. Defending these legal challenges will be an unnecessary drain on state resources. We are hopeful that you will carefully consider the points we have raised herein, and oppose this bill when it comes before you for a vote.
Sincerely,
Brian D. Festa, Esq.
General Counsel, CT Freedom Alliance, LLC

Our final stand.

After years of fighting to preserve our religious freedom, it all comes down to this. The final showdown. The last stand. Whatever you call it, we are one vote away from losing our religious exemption to mandatory school vaccinations in Connecticut. On Tuesday, April 27, 2021, the Connecticut Senate will debate and vote on House Bill 6423, in an effort to prevent any child or college student, of any age, from ever accessing an education again should they dare to exercise their sincerely-held religious belief against receiving certain vaccinations. Even if some are ultimately spared by “grandfathering,” the reality is that access to education will forever be lost for anyone with these beliefs who did not have an exemption on file with the school at the time this bill is passed into law. All of this is being done in the name of a nonexistent, entirely hypothetical future “emergency” outbreak of a so-called “vaccine preventable illness,” one that we have never seen in Connecticut since the religious exemption law was enacted in 1959.
This is why WE NEED YOU IN HARTFORD ON TUESDAY! The CT Freedom Alliance, together with the other health freedom organizations in Connecticut, is organizing a HUGE rally at the State Capitol Building (210 Capitol Avenue, Hartford) on Tuesday, April 27, 2021 beginning at 9:00 a.m. The rally will continue until the final vote is cast. Featured speakers include Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Del Bigtree, Mary Holland, Curtis Cost, Dr. Aaron Lewis, and many more! Free food and beverages will be provided, as well as portable toilets. At last check, the weather is supposed to be beautiful (72 degrees and sunny). In short, we are doing our best to eliminate every reason possible for you not to attend!
Parking is available in metered spots on the streets around the Capitol, as well as the Oak Street garage (21 Oak Street, Hartford) and other nearby lots.