Domestic Policy

Since its founding in 1906, the American Jewish Committee (AJC) has been committed to securing the civil and religious rights of Jews. AJC has always believed that the only way to achieve this goal is to safeguard the civil and religious rights of all Americans. Read More
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Separation of Church and State: Protecting Religious Liberty in America Today

From its inception AJC has been committed to the protection of religious liberty encompassed in the First Amendment. We are vigorous advocates for protecting not just Jews, but people of all faiths whose religious beliefs or practices are threatened. This booklet reviews the history of church-state separation, current challenges and AJC's role.
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Church-State Relations

The American Jewish Committee believes that the First Amendment's...
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National Security

The American Jewish Committee has consistently advocated a broad, multifaceted response...
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Public Education

AJC believes that there must be a rededication to public education..
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Civil Rights

For nearly a century, the American Jewish Committee has been on the frontlines in the battle for civil rights...
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Energy

AJC is concerned about the current trend toward increasing American dependence on foreign energy sources...
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Immigration

American Jews have consistently maintained a deep interest in United States immigration and refugee policy.
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In The Courts

Since its founding in 1906, the American Jewish Committee has been committed to securing the civil and religious rights of Jews.
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Advocacy

The American Jewish Committee advocates on a broad range of policy issues in Washington, D.C. and around the country.
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