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Texas’ decision is an assault on the sacred conservative principle of religious liberty. The right to exercise one’s faith should not be denied to any American, including those condemned to death. Government interference in the practice of religion should not be tolerated and clergy of all faiths should be allowed at executions in Texas.

- Hannah Cox, national manager of Conservatives Concerned About the Death Penalty on the decision by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice to no longer allow members of the clergy to accompany condemned inmates to their execution. The statement supported a letter signed by 188 Texas pastors and clergy condemning the new policy.

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