We just received a big update from the Supreme Court in our challenge of the Kentucky Governor’s unlawful shutdown of in-person classes at all private faith-based K-12 schools.

The Supreme Court has denied the request for emergency relief—but there’s an encouraging silver lining that gives us a pathway back to the High Court if the Kentucky Governor doesn’t mend his ways when school resumes next year.

Find out the details in our brand new First Liberty Live! interview with David Hacker, First Liberty’s Director of Litigation:

And we’re especially optimistic about our chances for victory at the Supreme Court if Governor Beshear does indeed renew this discriminatory order in 2021, because Justices Alito and Gorsuch have signaled that they are already on board. To quote Justice Gorsuch’s dissent:

“This Court has made clear it will no longer tolerate departures from the Constitution. That was the proper course in past cases, as I believe it is here. I would not leave in place yet another potentially unconstitutional decree, even for the next few weeks.”

Stay tuned for more updates in the coming weeks, as we continue our essential fight to secure more victories for our schools, churches, and people of faith all across America. It’s your generous support that’s making all the difference right now!

And speaking of impact, we just added an extra-special reason to give now: a generous friend of First Liberty has added $100,000 to our year-end Challenge Grant! This means your gift today is DOUBLED up to $600,000 as long as we reach that number by December 31st.

Support First Liberty with your timely gift today, and together, we’ll continue to make history during this unprecedented time.