KXANFaith leaders rally at Texas State Capitol, calling on Abbott to halt John Henry Ramirez execution
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
60% : States cannot restrict the use of audible prayer and touch during execution thanks to a federal law protecting the religious freedom of inmates.52% : If a stay of execution is not granted, Pagitt plans to travel to Huntsville to hold a vigil outside of the execution unit on Wednesday.
37% : On Tuesday, local faith leaders and activists against the death penalty rallied at the Texas State Capitol to protest the pending execution of John Henry Ramirez.
29% : The Evangelical group Vote Common Good hosted the rally with Death Penalty Action to deliver 15,000 petition signatures to Gov. Greg Abbott urging him to halt the execution.
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