The folks who run things in the upstate town of Clover say they've had enough of storefront churches. They want to stop new churches from opening and keep others from expanding downtown. The town manager says churches don't do much economic good for the town six days a week.

But Furman University political science professor Donald Aiesi says what the town is trying to do is unconstitutional. He says a town cannot restrict the practice of religion for an economic reason.