In Rare Move, Texas AG Sues State Board to End Work-Study Programs

In rare move, Texas AG sues state board to end work-study programs

Attorney General Ken Paxton’s lawsuit claims three state work-study programs are unconstitutional because they exclude religious organizations.

Texas AG sues state board to change work-study programs

Attorney General Ken Paxton’s lawsuit claims three state work-study programs are unconstitutional because they exclude religious organizations.

Ken Paxton sues state agency for religious exceptions in work-study programs

Paxton Sues To Strike Down ‘Anti-Christian’ Restrictions in State Work-Study Programs

If successful, the case would require Texas colleges and universities to open state-funded work-study and internship opportunities to religious students. The post Paxton Sues To Strike Down ‘Anti-Christian’ Restrictions in State Work-Study Programs appeared first on Texas Scorecard.

'Peaceful religious gatherings': Colorado's anti-Christian ideology spreads, city harasses pastors * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh

Colorado has a long history of extremism, from racism to charges that it is continuing slavery. One of its counties, Gilpin, a few years back paid out $700,000 after officials in government documents repeatedly referred to a black resident as “N—– Roy.” A pending lawsuit claims the leftist state – it’s run by Democrats in the governor’s office, legislature and state Supreme Court – is continuing “slavery” in its work programs for prison inmates.…