Only American Law in American Courts

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On December 10th, a federal appeals court ruled that the people of Oklahoma could not lawfully amend their state’s constitution to prohibit the totalitarian Islamist doctrine known as shariah. That would seem a setback for the effort to prevent the stealthy insinuation of shariah into our country.

In fact, the court’s ruling may actually prove to be helpful, provided it facilitates enactment of legislation that would achieve in a legally defensible way precisely the same goal. That is, protecting American citizens from any foreign laws whose application in U.S. courts would violate their constitutional rights or state public policy.

Three states have enacted this statute, known as “American Laws for American Courts.” Another twenty may do so in 2012.

It’s time to ensure that only American laws are practiced in American courts.

This is Frank Gaffney with the Secure Freedom Minute. Learn more at SecureFreedomRadio.com