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During his time as <s>cult</s> church leader, there have been numerous allegations from former Scientologists that he personally egages in physical and psychological abuse, and enforces policies such as forced separation of family members, child labor and imprisonment.  
During his time as <s>cult</s> church leader, there have been numerous allegations from former Scientologists that he personally egages in physical and psychological abuse, and enforces policies such as forced separation of family members, child labor and imprisonment.  


Miscavige is known for having strongarmed the IRS into granting Scientology a tax-exempt status by forcing its followers to file approximately 2,500 individual lawsuits. Miscavige has enforced his predecessor's policy of "Fair Game" towards many of Scientology's enemies deemed "suppressive persons". Some of these individuals are stalked and harassed by the church, including outspoken ex-Scientologists like former executives Mike Rinder and Marty Rathubun.
Miscavige is known for having strong-armed
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the IRS into granting Scientology a tax-exempt status by forcing its followers to file approximately 2,500 individual lawsuits. Miscavige has enforced his predecessor's policy of "Fair Game" towards many of Scientology's enemies deemed "suppressive persons". Some of these individuals are stalked and harassed by the church, including outspoken ex-Scientologists like former executives Mike Rinder and Marty Rathubun.


Miscavige is also known for banishing his wife, Shelley Miscavige, to an undisclosed location.
Miscavige is also known for banishing his wife, Shelley Miscavige, to an undisclosed location.