Laurie Cardoza‑Moore questioned why Council on American‑Islamic Relations representatives had been allowed to address the board, citing Greg Abbott’s designation.
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Voices
- Laurie Cardoza-Moore independent hedged
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- Laurie Cardoza‑Moore questioned why Council on American‑Islamic Relations representatives had been allowed to address the board, citing Greg Abbott’s…
During her testimony, according to the transcript provided by the organization, she questioned why CAIR representatives had been allowed to address the board, citing Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s designation of the group as a foreign terrorist organization.
Sources
Who and what it involves
- Laurie Cardoza-Moore
- Council on American-Islamic Relations
- Texas State Board of Education
- Greg Abbott
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