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Texas Private School Voucher Program Litigation

April 2 – April 4, 2026

Where Things Stand

Texas is currently in a federal legal battle over whether Islamic schools can participate in the state's private school voucher program. A judge recently allowed Attorney General Ken Paxton to stop representing the state in this case. This lawsuit will decide if the state can legally exclude certain religious groups from receiving taxpayer money for private education.

Key Statements

TThe Boston Globe

Texas Islamic schools pursue federal legal action over their inclusion in the state's new private school voucher program amid political disputes and allegations of religious discrimination.

This article confirms the existence of the federal lawsuit and the core issue of religious inclusion.

SSen. John Cornyn

Judge allows Attorney General Ken Paxton to withdraw from representing comptroller’s office in voucher case

This post documents the Attorney General's withdrawal from the case and the resulting political tension.

News

Fight over funding Islamic schools in Texas exposes GOP tensions - The Boston Globe

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Political Response

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