The federal government is adding its input in the debate between local governments and churches that still want to hold worship services.
The United States Attorney General is warning state and local governments there could be consequences for cracking down on religious services.
Most churches have cancelled in-person services to comply with social distancing guidelines. Others are choosing to continue.
Now, the U.S. Justice Department is warning state and local governments there could be consequences for hindering those church services. RELATED: Coronavirus coverage A spokeswoman for Attorney General William Barr acknowledged the need for social distancing policies.