Describe an action congress could take to address the concerns of the interest group in the scenario

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The reversal of the Johnson Amendment so as to make religious groups publicly support political candidates without breaking the law will be addressed by the Congress.

<h3>What is the Johnson Amendment?</h3>

This is a legislation passed in 1954 that prohibits organizations including the houses of worship from endorsing any political candidates.

Thus, as the Interest group is showing concern for the situation, the Congress will address the issue by making reversal of the Johnson Amendment.

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