Prohibit financial coercion based on a person's religious beliefs or refusal to participate in another person's religion.

introduced the Freedom Against Imposed Theology Harms (FAITH) Act

Self introduced legislation aimed at preventing any person from facing financial coercion because of religious beliefs or refusing to participate in someone else's religion.

Congressman Keith Self Introduces the FAITH Act to Prevent Sharia Tax on Non-Muslims
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GovInfo lists H.R. 8353, the Freedom Against Imposed Theology Harms Act, as introduced by Rep. Keith Self in the 119th Congress and referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary on April 16, 2026. The record shows the bill version as Introduced in House, with no enacted-law status shown.

Official bill record confirms Self introduced legislation matching the commitment, but the last listed action is committee referral, so the promised prohibition is not yet enacted.

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H.R. 8353 (IH) - Freedom Against Imposed Theology Harms Act - GovInfo Content Details
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Rep. Self's office announced that he introduced the FAITH Act, describing it as a nationwide prohibition on fees, fines, penalties, or other financial coercion tied to a person's religious beliefs or refusal to participate in another faith's practices, with RICO predicate treatment for violations.

Self took concrete legislative action closely aligned with the claim, but the announcement describes a bill introduction rather than final passage or implementation.

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Congressman Keith Self Introduces the FAITH Act to Prevent Sharia Tax on Non-Muslims
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