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@Kris-PirilloRepublican from Florida answered…9mos

Yes, but only the Niqāb not the face covering

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Top reply:   A Niqāb is a face covering. Did you mean Hijab?

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@Michael-Burkhard…Working Family from Maryland answered…10mos

Yes, but not near certain sensitive government run facilities.

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@Indigo-VirtuePeace and Freedom from Connecticut answered…2yrs

Yes, we should respect all cultural traditions, but (in some cases) a female staff employee should privately verify thei...

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@Kristopher-HavenVeteran from Alabama answered…10mos

Yes, but their identity must be verified before they enter, and so should everyone else's that is attending.

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@John-HoldenConstitution from Missouri answered…2wks

Should be allowed to wear if they want except for identification purposes such as drivers license, pass ports, governmen...

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@kat-burrisPeace and Freedom from Kansas answered…1yr

Yes, we should respect all cultural traditions. If it does not go against their religious beliefs then have a female sta...

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@Amy-Zwahlen-Youn…Veteran from Ohio answered…2yrs

Yes, but we do need to be able to privately identify by female staffers because of the excessively high risk of terroris...

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@Chris-DusakConstitution answered…2yrs

Yes, at their own discretion.

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@super-shluffyDemocrat from Florida answered…2yrs

Yes, any private citizen should be allowed to wear whatever they choose, assuming they were screened by security, but no...

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@Darrell-VisinandSocialist from Texas answered…1yr

Respect everyone's right to be who they are, however they should comply with a visual identity confirmation if a legitim...

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@Hunter-SisnerosTranshumanist from California answered…2yrs

Only if it doesn't create a security threat.

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@Connor-BonhamPeace and Freedom from North Carolina answered…1yr

Yes, unless there is a sudden pressing issue of terrorists pretending to be niqabi. At which point they would have to ha...

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@Richard-McCracke…Constitution from Illinois answered…1yr

Yes but not in US government.

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@Roman-CarrollLibertarian answered…1mo

Yes, in accordance with the 1st amendment.

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@Brian-StarksConstitution from Arizona answered…1yr

No, so long as a person’s attire doesn’t violate public decency, they should be allowed to wear whatever they want....

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@Bobbie-Jo-LytlePeace and Freedom from Minnesota answered…2yrs

Yes, but in civic ceremonies where your ID must be known, all attendees must be screened.

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@Alexander-SmithPatriotic Peoples from Illinois answered…1yr

As long as you can be identified and have no prior terrorist or criminal history then yes. Otherwise no.

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@Yanet-ElenaLibertarian from Georgia answered…2yrs

I am conflicted about this. They should express their religious beliefs however this is also a safety and security issue...

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@Zack-ToddVeteran from Kentucky answered…10mos

Yes, but if the civic ceremony is invite-only then their identity must be privately verified by a female staff member.

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@Richard-Gutierre…Peace and Freedom from Texas answered…2yrs

No, all displays of religion should be banned during civic ceremonies.

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@Allie-LWomen’s Equality from Pennsylvania answered…2yrs

Yes, if their identity can be verified in another way or if a female staff member can identify it privately. We should r...

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@Jay-JLibertarian from Florida answered…2yrs

No, because they are encroaching on "other" religions and traditions. If they're going to do that, ban it all.

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@Oberon-KryptLibertarian from Pennsylvania answered…7mos

No. Mask laws are for ALL. Religions must operate within the boundaries of the laws of the land, not the other way aroun...

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@Natalie-McBroomLibertarian from California answered…2yrs

Regardless, we need to ensure safety, so have someone verify their identity in a respectful way and educate immigrants t...

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@Daniel-Barton-Je…Libertarian from New York answered…2wks

No in my opinion but that is up to the choice of women.

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