Supreme Court respected religious liberty in 2022, but will it in 2023?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : Fortunately, in the courts, since that day, religious freedom in our nation has increased.
59% : Today, Americans enjoy more religious liberty than any time in the past 50 years.
56% : This decision has national impact for parental choice and religious freedom for all people of faith who seek to participate in government programs.
53% : Six years ago, Justice Samuel Alito issued an "ominous" warning that the then status of U.S. Supreme Court decisions on religious liberty in America were a "cause of great concern" for those who value our first freedom.
52% : First, First Liberty Institute client and high school football Coach Joe Kennedy's victory not only restored his right to quietly pray at the 50-yard-line after games, but it also strengthened constitutional protections for religious liberty across the country, overturning an anti-religious freedom precedent and giving Americans more religious freedom than they've had in a half century.
51% : But as we approach 2023, it is becoming increasingly clear that those who oppose freedom -- both people in the populace and in our own government -- have not gotten the Court's clear message that religious liberty must be respected.

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