In reversal, Texas agency says ex-FBI agent can't train law enforcement

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The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement had previously indicated it would allow continuing education credits for John Guandolo's "Understanding the Jihadi Threat to America" course. Guandolo had called Islam "barbaric and evil." News of the course spurred complaints from advocacy groups. www.texastribune.org

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