Rival bills in Congress would expand or gut provisions enacted in a handful of states that allow faith-based adoption and foster agencies to turn away applications from same-sex couples.
Though adoption by same-sex couples became legal nationwide in 2016, faith-based agencies have sought exemptions, saying that they don’t want to be forced to violate their religious convictions about marriage and family. Same-sex couples say those actions amount to discrimination.
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