With its ruling in Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue, SCOTUS leaves it up to states to decide if they support private and religious schools directly with taxpayer dollars, grants, and school vouchers, or indirectly, through tuition-tax credits.

With its ruling in Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue, SCOTUS leaves it up to states to decide if they support private and religious schools directly with taxpayer dollars, grants, and school vouchers, or indirectly, through tuition-tax credits. https://t.co/dox8JEX9oJ

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