Mandatory Exception

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Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;

The President of the United States is an agent of Congress as "chief executive" over the U.S. government agencies and departments and being that the president of the U.S. Senate is his underlying he is part of Congress. That is, a president presides over Congressional sessions. Who has the veto power? Whose underlying is president of the the U.S. Senate? As a commander in chief he is a commissioned officer--a soldier. It would follow therefore that President of the United States is also prohibited from making laws respecting establishment of religion.

Incorrect...

In other words; be mindful how you style your case and what venue you choose to enter.

Government will not keep its paws off anything that voluntarily enters its jurisdiction. "Mandatory Exception" is inherent immunity if one knows who one is and one acts as a member of a true church.

I meant to add that you do make a very good point in that one would be wise to be mindful how one approaches a given matter or venue.