The article discusses recent actions by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who has implemented measures to collect information on anti-religious bias during the last administration. This initiative involves an administration-wide task force and encourages anonymous reporting from employees. Critics liken Rubio's approach to historical oppressive regimes, warning of dangers associated with a renewed culture of informants and surveillance reminiscent of McCarthyism. The potential consequences of defining 'anti-Christian bias' and the implications for civil liberties are stark.
The department will work with a task force to collect information regarding anti-religious bias, raising concerns about a return to informer culture and oppression.
Under Secretary of State Marco Rubio, the U.S. Department of State has taken steps that echo oppressive regimes, prompting fears of a new wave of surveillance and informants.
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