A New York bill proposed by Democrat Assemblyman Tony Simone aims to require certain Chick-fil-A outlets at rest stops under the New York State Thruway Authority to operate on Sundays. The legislation intends to ensure seven-day operations for future restaurant contracts to enhance food options for travelers. Still, it clashes with Chick-fil-A’s religious practice of remaining closed on Sundays. Legal expert Byron Henry weighs in on the potential legal and religious implications of this conflict.
Chick-Fil-a Facing Exclusion Over Sundays Highlights Potential First Amendment Clash: Legal Expert
By Jack Bradley
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