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Texas Attorney General Orders Schools Unaffected by Lawsuit to Display Ten Commandments
After a federal court ruling blocked enforcement of Senate Bill 10 in nearly a dozen independent school districts, Texas Attorney General Paxton’s office filed an appeal on Aug. 21, asserting that the law reflects Texas’ historical and moral foundation.
Several state legislatures have introduced bills requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public schools.
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