The fight for a ‘Sharia-Free America’ has officially begun
Representative Chip Roy and John Neely Kennedy introduced the U.S. Courts Act of 2025 – quickly renamed the “American Sharia Freedom Act.”
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Disclaimer:
The “American Sharia Freedom Act” is not a widely recognized piece of legislation, but it likely refers to efforts aimed at prohibiting the application of Sharia law in the United States, often framed as protecting constitutional rights. Such initiatives have been introduced in various forms, including bills that seek to prevent any foreign legal codes from influencing American courts.
The bill prohibits federal courts from enforcing any foreign legal system, including Sharia, that conflicts with constitutional rights.
Roy argued that no American should face “medieval law” that discriminates against women or punishes speech and beliefs. Kennedy drew a line that spread: religious freedom is welcome, but “cutting off hands in my court” crossed the red line defended by fallen patriots.
Progressives criticized the proposal as being too ostracized, while conservatives celebrated it as being too late. Online reactions split immediately, igniting a national firestorm.
However, the poll showed that 68% of Americans – including many Democrats – support banning foreign doctrines that violate constitutional protections.
The fight for a ‘Sharia-Free America’ has officially begun.
Full developments, key suspicions, and previously unreleased details await further developments.