Religious Freedom bill to go to Gov. Gianforte causes student concerns over LGBTIA+ discrimination

Senate Bill 215, known as the “Montana Religious Freedom Restoration Act,” which has raised concerns regarding discrimination in the state, passed both the Senate and House, and is headed to Gov. Greg Gianforte’s desk as of April 6. 
On March 11, the bill’s sponsor, Republican state senator Carl Glimm, said that the bill aims to strengthen Montanans’ First Amendment right to freedom of religion in his introduction of the bill to the Montana House of Representatives. 
SB 215’s language states that the bill aims to “provide a claim or defense to a person or persons whose exercise of religion is substantially burdened by state action.” 

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