The news of Texas covered today includes:
Our Lone Star story of the day: A Texas Supreme Court ruling last week is important in reminding local governments that the Legislature is in control of what they can and cannot do. It is also an important private property rights ruling: Texas Supreme Court Overturns Rulings in College Station Extra Territorial Jurisdiction Case.
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Halls of the Texas Capitol
From the 89th Texas Legislature:
- Will $2.5B in new film incentives make Texas a conservative Hollywood?
- Texas allows certain children to get married. Lawmakers may close that loophole. – Dems are leading this and it is an almost complete contradiction of most all their positions on teenagers on other issues – the non-contradiction is their long held dislike of the nuclear family.
- Restrictions on minors’ access to sexually explicit library books advances in Texas House.
- Texas House OKs excluding trans people from state records – the headline and parts of the story are blatant lies.
- Texas legislature passes bill addressing concrete batch plant regulation.
- Texas legislators target zoo trespassing with new bills – waste of time.
Senate Leaderhip Fund poll shows Cornyn getting creamed by Paxton – as all other polls has shown. And, a far-Left union Democrat says he is running in TX19 to ultimately challenge Rep. Jody Arrington.
Secretary Rollins Suspends Live Animal Imports Through Ports of Entry Along Southern Border, Effective Immediately. Sheinbaum calls US halt on Mexican cattle imports unfair.
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