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Texas Lawmakers Require the Ten Commandments in Every Classroom
Texas lawmakers voted to require public schools to display the Ten Commandments in every classroom, advancing a conservative priority before the end of the state legislature’s session next week.

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Bill requiring Ten Commandments to be displayed in Texas public school classrooms advances in Texas Legislature
Key vote moves Texas closer to displaying the Ten Commandments in public schools
Texas House approves bill requiring Ten Commandments to be displayed in public schools
The Texas House of Representatives passed a Republican bill on Sunday requiring that the Ten Commandments be displayed in every schoolroom across the Lone Star State, bringing it a step closer to beco...

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Bill requiring Ten Commandments be displayed in classroom one step closer to becoming law in Texas
Proposal requiring classroom displays of Ten Commandments passes Texas House
Texas Ten Commandments bill nears final approval
The bill now returns to the Senate for final approval of a House amendment that shifts legal defense costs to the state if school districts are sued.

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Texas House advances bill to mandate Ten Commandments in public school classrooms
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Texas bill requiring display of the Ten Commandments in public schools is one step closer to becoming law
Texas GOP Rep Accused of Breaking Commandment With Ten Commandments Vote
In an exchange in the state legislature, two representatives clashed over a plan to display posters of the commandments in classrooms.
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Bills Allowing Prayer, Bible in School, Ten Commandments Head to Abbott’s Desk
Bills that would return prayer, the Ten Commandments, and the Bible back into Texas classrooms head to Gov. Greg Abbott's desk.
Down to the wire: Remembering Uvalde, the Ten Commandments and restoring decorum
Among the amendments to Senate Bill 10 that were derailed were proposals requiring the placards be posted in the five most common languages spoken in Texas and requiring versions of the commandments as recognized by the Jewish,
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