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Pamela Bondi, Eroding Parental Rights, Washington 2023

PARENTS’ RIGHTS UNDER FIRE: Attorney General Pamela Bondi Issues Memo Upholding Constitutional Rights and Parental Authority

WASHINGTON – In a shocking move, Attorney General Pamela Bondi has issued a memo to FBI Director Kash Patel and all 93 U.S. Attorneys entitled Upholding Constitutional Rights and Parental Authority in America’s Education System.

As Attorney General Bondi notes in the memo, “recent years have seen a disturbing trend in which government officials and public education authorities have ignored, dismissed, or even retaliated against concerned parents” for daring to voice opposition to their children’s curriculum.

Notably, the prior administration engaged in such weaponization by targeting concerned parents at school board meetings with a threat tag reserved for potential terrorists. Under the leadership of President Trump and Attorney General Bondi, parents’ First Amendment rights – and their “fundamental right to direct the moral and religious education of their children” – will be protected from unlawful attacks.

According to the memo, Attorney General Bondi has instructed U.S. Attorneys to “work with federal, state, and local partners to identify and respond to credible threats against parents or violations of their lawful rights.”

The move is seen as a major victory for concerned parents who have been silenced by government officials and public education authorities.

Pamela Bondi, the Attorney General of the United States, has taken a bold stance in protecting the rights of parents. Her memo serves as a warning to government officials and public education authorities who have been eroding parental rights.

Defendant: Pamela Bondi

Criminal Charges: None

City and State: Washington D.C.

Exact Date: 2023

Sentence or Outcome: Ongoing

Dollar Amounts: None

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