Apache Stronghold v. United States
📋GrantedDocket:24-291
Awaiting scheduling
Question Presented
Whether the government "substantially burdens" religious exercise under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, or must satisfy heightened scrutiny under the free exercise clause of the First Amendment, when it singles out a sacred site for complete physical destruction, ending specific religious rituals forever.
Plain English Summary
Apache Stronghold, likely a Native American tribal organization, is challenging the United States government over what appears to be a religious freedom dispute. The case involves whether government actions substantially burden religious exercise, with Apache Stronghold arguing their religious rights are being violated.
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Case Timeline
Certiorari Granted
Supreme Court agreed to hear the case
Oral Arguments
To be scheduled