Collin County officials made the responsible decision to reject the initial development plan submitted by Community Capital Partners (CCP) for the project long known as EPIC City, now rebranded as “The Meadow.” This was a proposed 400-acre, Muslim-centered housing and community project in unincorporated eastern Collin and western Hunt counties, counties just outside of Dallas. The rejection was based on their ongoing failure to meet legal and regulatory requirements necessary

We’ve always believed common-sense truths should be welcomed in public discourse, especially when it comes to defending the rule of law, protecting our families, and safeguarding the values that make Texas, Texas. But recently Meta chose to silence the truth, rejecting our advertisement that simply stated: “Sharia law has no place in Texas.”  Our ad wasn’t hateful. It wasn’t violent. It wasn’t propaganda. It was a straightforward statement reflecting what every Texan of every

In communities across our state, Texas parents are finally seeing lawmakers and educators step up to defend what families value most: a safe, focused, and age-appropriate education for our children. From the passage of Texas Senate Bill 12 (SB 12) to new curriculum policies at public universities, Texas is drawing sensible boundaries that respect parents, protect children, and return education to its core mission.  For too long, ideological experiments that confuse basic trut

As we look ahead to 2026, Texas Family Project is preparing for a pivotal year for our state and for the families who call Texas home. The coming election cycle will shape public policy, culture, and the future our children inherit. We intend to be engaged and active, because sitting on the sidelines is not an option when families and children are on the line. Engaged in the Elections That Matter In 2026, Texas Family Project will be involved throughout the entire election se

We didn’t back down. We built a stronger Texas for families. As 2025 has closed, Texas Family Project (TFP) looks back on a year of fierce advocacy, meaningful victories, and grassroots mobilization on behalf of Texas families. Our mission, defending parental rights, protecting children’s innocence, and restoring common-sense values in public policy, guided every effort across the Lone Star State. Standing for Parental Rights and Family Authority From the start of the year, T

The U.S. House of Representatives took a historic stand for children and parental rights by passing the Protect Children’s Innocence Act this week, spearheaded by Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA). This legislation would make it a federal crime  to provide puberty blockers, hormone therapy, or sex change surgeries to minors, with penalties up to ten years in prison for medical providers and others who facilitate such procedures. It passed 216-211 with overwhelming

In a time when American communities are rightly focused on preserving our constitutional heritage, Keller Mayor Armin Mizani has taken a stand to protect the sovereignty of our legal system and affirm that only American laws govern here. Texas Family Project applauds this proclamation and urges cities across the state to embrace its core message of constitutional supremacy, equal justice, and the rejection of foreign legal systems. On December 16, 2025, Mayor Mizani issued a

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s recent lawsuit against the people and entities behind the project once called the East Plano Islamic Center (EPIC City), now being referred to as The Meadow , is both necessary and fundamentally pro-family and pro-legal compliance. What the Lawsuit Alleges On December 5, 2025, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a civil lawsuit in Collin County against the East Plano Islamic Center, its affiliated development entity Community Capital Pa

The people of Texas overwhelmingly supported the passage of Texas Senate Bill 12 during the 87th Texas Legislature with a simple and common sense purpose: to protect children from exposure to sexually explicit and adult-oriented performances masquerading as entertainment. This bill was a response to the disturbing trend of drag shows and similar acts being marketed as “family friendly” and promoted in settings where minors could be present. For years, Texas Family Project has

As of December 4, the Texas Women's Privacy Act, Texas Senate Bill 8 by Senator Mayes Middleton (R-Galveston), officially goes into effect across our state. For years, Texans have argued that public facilities such as restrooms, locker rooms, showers, shelters, and prisons should respect natural distinctions between men and women. This law represents a milestone in protecting those distinctions and restoring privacy and safety for women and girls in Texas. Why This Law Matter

The recent scandal surrounding a coach at Celina ISD who was once entrusted with the care of young boys is a grave alarm for all Texas families who believe schools should be sanctuaries of safety, character, and trust. What Happened The coach in question, Caleb Elliott, formerly a teacher and football coach at Moore Middle School, has been indicted on serious criminal charges. According to a federal grand jury, he faces eight counts of sexual exploitation of children for alle

When a company markets itself as “safe for kids” but repeatedly fails to guard our children from real danger, the State of Texas must step in. That is why we applaud the decision by the Attorney General to file suit against Roblox. This is a matter of protecting our children from exploitation, predators, and corporate negligence! The Heart of the Problem The lawsuit alleges Roblox “put pixel pedophiles and profits over the safety of Texas children,” claiming the platform know

Civil liberties do not extend to those who would use freedom as a shield to undermine our laws, our communities, and the Christian principles that sustain them

the Ten Commandments reflect basic standards of conduct; respect, responsibility, and honesty, that have shaped our civilization. Allowing donated displays in classrooms does not require religious observance; it simply places a longstanding moral reference point before students, reinforcing values that strengthen schools and communities

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Texas Family PAC Endorses Tim O’Hare for Tarrant County Judge November 14, 2025 – Weatherford, TX — Texas Family PAC is proud to endorse Tim O’Hare (R-Tarrant County) for re-election as County Judge of Tarrant County. O’Hare’s strong record of cutting taxes, reforming county government, and standing for faith, family, and freedom earns our full support. “Tim O’Hare is a proven conservative leader who puts faith, family, and personal liberty first. His ef

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is reportedly preparing to ban biological males from competing in women’s Olympic events, a move aimed at protecting female athletes and ensuring fair competition ahead of the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Currently, each international federation has the authority to decide whether male athletes can compete against women. Famously, in the 2024 games, Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, a biological male, was able to pummel his way to a

The Texas A&M University System has taken a major step toward restoring academic integrity and keeping taxpayer-funded institutions focused on education rather than activism. Last week, the Board of Regents approved a new policy requiring that any course touching on race ideology, gender ideology, sexual orientation, or gender identity must receive direct approval from the university president before it can be taught. Professors are also barred from straying from their approv

In a victory for religious freedom and common sense, the Texas Supreme Court has affirmed judges in our state cannot be punished for following their faith. Late last month, the Court amended the Texas Code of Judicial Conduct to make it crystal clear: a judge does not violate ethics rules by declining to perform a wedding ceremony that conflicts with their sincerely held religious beliefs. This is more than a legal technicality; it’s a defining moment for religious liberty in

Texans just sent a clear message: parents, not government bureaucrats or woke activists, have the final say in raising their children. On Election Day, voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition 15, the Parental Rights Amendment. This amendment is simple but powerful and reinforces the truth that parents, not the government, are the primary decision-makers in their children’s lives. What Proposition 15 Does Prop 15 puts what we’ve always known in black and white text for ever

Families across Texas have reason to applaud decisive action taken by the State of Texas in its role of protecting children from irreversible and dangerous medical decisions made far too early in life. Under the leadership of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, the state has brought accountability to a physician alleged to have prescribed cross-sex hormones and puberty blockers to minors in direct violation of Texas law. In October 2024, Attorney General Paxton’s office filed