The justices will hear an appeal of a verdict that supported the city’s decision to no longer place kids with the agency as it refuses to allow same-sex couples to foster the children. The case is to be argued in the fall.
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The U.S. Supreme Court will tackle a dispute regarding a Catholic agency in Philadelphia that refuses to place foster children in the custody of same-sex couples. So reports ABC News.
The justices will hear an appeal of a verdict that supported the city’s decision to no longer place kids with the agency as it refuses to allow same-sex couples to foster the children. The case is to be argued in the fall.