Supreme Court Hands Huge Win To Conservatives, OK's Use of Public Funds For Religious Education - MAGA Conservative
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53% : The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that state programs providing money for public school tuition cannot exclude schools that offer religious instruction in a landmark ruling for religious freedom.49% : Under the state law, they could use the money for their children's tuition at public or private schools in other communities, but not for sectarian schools, defined as those that promote a particular faith or belief system and teach material 'through the lens of this faith.'"The court ruled:
48% :Maine's "nonsectarian" requirement for its otherwise generally available tuition assistance payments violates the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment.
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