Opposition is growing since the Georgia Senate passed SB 375, a harmful bill that would allow government-funded adoption and foster care agencies to use religion to discriminate against kids in their care and prospective parents.

Georgia legislators are debating a bill that critics say would discriminate against potential LGBTQ parents and make it harder for children in foster care to find safe, stable and loving homes.

If passed, an adoption bill in Georgia would allow providers to put their religious beliefs above the best interests of the children in their care.