Texas Classrooms Display Ten Commandments

0:00On April 22nd, a federal appeals court just greenlit Texas requiring the 10 Commandments in every public school classroom. The 5th Circuit Rule Tuesday that the law doesn't violate the First Amendment's establishment clause or a free exercise clause. This decision hands a win to conservatives aiming to weave more religion into public education, and it could spark a showdown at the Supreme Court. Down the line. Republicans, including pushes from Donald Trump, have championed these displays as rooted in America's legal foundations. Critics fire back that it blurs the line between church and state. The full 5th Circuit hurt arguments in January alongside a Louisiana case where they already lifted a block back in February. Here they voted 12 to 6 to next a lower court hold on Texas's law from earlier this year. For now, Texas classrooms move forward with the displays, fueling the ongoing tug of war over faith in schools.