On August 31, 2026, the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) resolved unconstitutionality actions 127/2025 and 133/2025 regarding a provision in the Chihuahua State Education Law. ^[1] The Court upheld the provision in Article 8 of the Chihuahua State Education Law that mandates fostering the correct use of Spanish grammar and orthography. ^[2] The SCJN ruled that the upheld provision cannot be used to prohibit or discourage the teaching of inclusive language in schools. ^[3] The Court clarified that the resolution establishes that the norm cannot be understood or applied as a prohibition of inclusive language. ^[4] The SCJN clarified that the ruling does not equate to a prohibition or veto of inclusive language in schools in the entity. ^[5] The SCJN determined that the measure applies to both public schools and private schools with official recognition of validity. ^[6] The SCJN stated that schools must promote the 'correct use of the rules of grammar and orthography of the Spanish language'. ^[7]