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The Government Tried to Push the Amish Out — What They Did Next Will SHOCK You!

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An Amish man jailed in Minnesota. Amish homes in Michigan labeled "unfit for human habitation." Tiny Amish schools in New York hit with $118,000 in fines. Across America, local and state governments have tried to force the Amish to give up their way of life, or leave. But what the Amish did next surprised judges, cost one county $425,000, and even caught the attention of the U.S. Supreme Court. In this Amish documentary, we go through the real cases behind the Amish fight with the government. From the 1965 Iowa school bus standoff and the landmark Wisconsin v. Yoder Supreme Court case, to the Kentucky orange triangle dispute, the Lenawee County, Michigan lawsuits, the Fillmore County septic case, the Mille Lacs County permit fight, and the New York school vaccine fines that could push thousands of Amish families to leave the state. You'll discover: How the government tried to push the Amish out of their homes Why an Amish man was jailed over building permits The Michigan county that tried to demolish Amish homes, and paid $425,000 What Justice Gorsuch said about Minnesota's treatment of the Amish Why New York's Amish may leave the state The quiet 4-step Amish strategy that keeps winning in court Should the government make exceptions for the Amish, or should everyone follow the same rules? Tell us in the comments. We want to hear both sides. Subscribe for more documentaries about Amish life, Amish history, and religious freedom in America. Sources: Court records (Wisconsin v. Yoder; Mast v. County of Fillmore; Miller v. McDonald), ACLU of Michigan, First Liberty Institute. Some cases are ongoing, and details may change. Chapters (final edit ke mutabiq adjust kar lein) 0:00 The government vs the Amish 4:00 The 1965 Iowa school bus standoff 5:30 Wisconsin v. Yoder: the Supreme Court case 7:00 Jailed over an orange triangle in Kentucky 9:00 Michigan county tried to demolish Amish homes 11:00 Minnesota's gray water fight and Justice Gorsuch 13:00 Jailed for building a home in Mille Lacs County 15:00 New York's $118,000 Amish school fines 17:30 The other side of the argument 18:30 The quiet Amish strategy that keeps winning 19:30 Will the Amish leave New York? Hashtags #Amish #ReligiousFreedom #AmishLife
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