The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in the Muslim ban case April 25. That’s why this month, we’ve been speaking to Muslims (and those targeted because they’re perceived to be Muslim) about how the current political climate is impacting their lives in the United States.

In a victory for church-state separation, the New Jersey Supreme Court unanimously ruled that public money can’t be used to repair or maintain active churches.

“Historical preservation is a worthy goal, but it doesn’t justify violating the constitution and individuals’ religious liberty,” said Alex J. Luchenitser, AU's associate legal director. “Public funds should support buildings that can benefit all members of a community equally..."

One week from today, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in the Muslim ban case. We hope the justices vote on the right side of history and rule that there should be no Muslim ban, ever.