The problem with crosses similar to the Bladensburg Cross is not that they are visible; it’s that they’re owned and maintained by the government and described as memorials to all veterans when they’re not. They don’t have to be torn down; they could be moved to private property, or the land around them could be sold to private parties.

In today’s decision, a majority of justices on the Supreme Court ruled that Trump’s Muslim ban does not violate the constitutional prohibition against religious discrimination. This despite Trump’s repeated anti-Muslim statements, which the majority opinion acknowledged cast "doubt on the official objective of the Proclamation.”