Wisconsin Religious Discrimination

This case revolves around what at first seems to be a simple question: Does Catholic Charities operate primarily for religious purposes? The Wisconsin Labor and Industry Review Commission said no, and the Wisconsin Supreme Court agreed.

The First Amendment states that “Congress shall make no law…” Congress did not make this law, and the State of Wisconsin could not violate the First Amendment. And no, the Fourteenth Amendment didn’t rewrite the First, as the court generally claims.

This is a violation of the Fourteenth Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause, since the State of Wisconsin treats different organizations operated for religious purposes differently based on how their churches work. Justice Thomas also found the State of Wisconsin violated Catholic Charities rights, not by violating a law or the Constitution, but court precedent, which is neither a law nor legally binding.

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