Religious accommodation is not an absolute right (polygamy, for instance) in this country nor should it ever be.  Opponents are trying to steer the argument to a position of dictating how women dress but I understand that it is designed to prevent anyone from covering their face in venues where there is some form of public service.  This does not seem unreasonable to me.  I find it completely unnecessary, even sinister, when people in public hide behind any form of face covering including the oversized sunglasses with pulled forward hoodies and now the ludicrous trend of heavily tinted vehicle windows. What is wrong with others being able to see someone's eyes and face in normal circumstances (not talking about being outside in -40 C weather conditions)?