The U.S. Supreme Court just issued two major rulings this morning. First, they struck down affirmative action, ruling that race must not be weighed into the admission process. Secondly, they ruled for religious liberty on a case the ACLJ made multiple filings in where the U.S. Postal Service denied one of its employees' right to attend church on Sunday. Jordan and the Sekulow team break down all the details on both Supreme Court decisions. This and more today on Sekulow.