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Texas Passes Law Permanently Banning Muslim Sharia Laws
worldpoliticus ^ | May 30, 2016

Posted on 06/23/2016 7:51:07 PM PDT by B4Ranch

Once again the nation looks to Texas for the way things ought to be.

This time the Texas Legislature has passed a law permanently barring Muslims from trying to institute their own sharia-based savagery on their own communities in the Lone Star State.

Shoebat.com reports that the anti-sharia law was passed this week.

WOAI State Sen. Donna Campbell (R-New Braunfels) doesn’t mention Islamic Koranic law, or ‘Sharia Law’ in her bill. She simply says it guarantees that no laws fro ‘foreign courts’ will be adopted by Texas civil court judges.

“It’s just to provide some belt and suspenders to make sure that, with judicial discretion, we don’t trump Texas law, American law, with a foreign law regarding family law,” Campbell said.

Muslim groups say the bill is a ‘solution looking for problem, and claim that the bill has its genesis in an anti Muslim demonstration on the steps of the Texas Capitol in January in which the proposal was cheered.


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KEYWORDS: keepowt; muslimamericans; muslims; nosharialaw; sharia; sharialaw; texas; tx2016
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