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Texas Ten Commandments Law Faces Lawsuit

Texas Ten Commandments Law Faces Lawsuit

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A federal lawsuit challenges a new Texas law mandating Ten Commandments displays in public schools, alleging a violation of church-state separation. Filed by families and faith leaders, the suit names the Texas Education Agency and school districts as defendants. Similar laws in other states have faced legal challenges. Texas Governor Greg Abbott, a supporter of the law, predicts victory in any legal battle. The law, effective September 1st, requires a specific English version of the Ten Commandments to be displayed in classrooms, despite varied interpretations across faiths.

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