Louisiana's Ten Commandments Law Ignites National Debate
New legislation mandates religious displays in public classrooms, sparking legal challenges and political controversy.
- Governor Jeff Landry signed the law requiring Ten Commandments posters in all public school classrooms.
- Civil liberties groups argue the law violates the separation of church and state and plan to sue.
- Former President Trump supports the law, calling it a step towards reviving religion in America.
- The law includes provisions that limit vaccination requirements and restrict discussions on gender identity.
- Legal experts predict the issue will escalate to the Supreme Court, testing recent changes in judicial interpretation.