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Death of infant raises Muslim prejudice claim in Army suit
Mackenzie Agee, widow of a U S Army private, says her eight month old son Lachlan died at Fort Bragg after repeated missed routine appointments she cites as evidence of religious discrimination. The family, in a federal Kansas lawsuit led by the Military Religious Freedom Foundation, alleges ongoing violations of soldiers religious freedoms. Fort Bragg officials deny discrimination and note an autopsy was needed to determine cause of death.
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Topeka
Mackenzie Agee
Kansas
Lachlan Agee
Fort Bragg
Pfc
Eli Agee
Military Religious Freedom Foundation
Kansas City
Kan
Robinson Health Clinic
Womack Army Medical Center
Spokane
Lachlan
Shannon Lynch
Womack Center
Womack
Agees
Khan
Mikey Weinstein
Military and Religious Freedom Foundation
Fort Riley
Robert Gates
Weinstein
Army
Iraq
U.S
N.C