This Week's Conservative Wins in Texas📅 Week of March 31 From securing the border and protecting Texas land from foreign adversaries to cutting taxes and delivering wins for business owners, conservative lawmakers are keeping the Lone Star State strong. And now that the Texas House has cleared the 60-day constitutional waiting period, the floodgates have opened. With key bills moving to the floor, it’s game time for passing the bold, conservative agenda Texans elected their leaders to deliver. ![]() 🏛 Why the Texas House Is Just Starting to Pass BillsYou may have noticed a sudden surge of House bills making headlines — and there’s a good reason. Under the Texas Constitution, the House cannot pass general bills during the first 60 days of the legislative session unless they are declared emergency items by the Governor. That’s why, for the first two months of every session, the House moves more slowly while committees meet, testimony is taken, and bills are drafted. Now that the 60-day threshold has passed, the real action is underway. The floodgates are open, and conservative lawmakers are racing to advance priority legislation on border security, tax cuts, voter integrity, and more. ![]() The Texas House passed legislation providing long-overdue tax relief to small business owners. By cutting the franchise tax burden, Republicans are clearing the way for entrepreneurs to invest, hire, and grow, proving once again that Texas is the best state to do business. A new Senate bill would require Texas sheriffs to work with ICE to remove illegal immigrants who commit crimes. Conservative lawmakers say it’s time to stop rogue counties from refusing to enforce the law and protect Texas communities. The Texas Senate approved a bill requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote. It’s a commonsense safeguard backed by conservatives to ensure only Americans are deciding American elections, because every legal vote deserves to count. House Republicans are pushing legislation that would block hostile nations from buying up Texas land. The bill, aimed at protecting Texas food, water, infrastructure, and security, cleared a key committee this week. ![]() 📊By the Numbers – What You Need to Know
🎙️ Quote of the Week"House Bill 17 is to prohibit hostile foreign actors, who intend to do us harm, from owning land in our great state...This is a critical moment for our state. I’m committed to leading the fight to ensure Texas remains free, secure, and sovereign." ![]() Take Action – Have Your SayThe Texas House Appropriations Committee has advanced the state’s new conservative budget — and it’s packed with big wins for Texans. There’s $6.5 billion in new property tax relief, another $6.5 billion for border security to support President Trump’s immigration crackdown, and billions of dollars allocated to give Texas teachers the largest pay raise in state history. Lawmakers also approved $400 million for school safety and $378 million for workforce and technical training initiatives aligned with Governor Abbott’s Texas First agenda. Now we want to hear from you. What part of the budget matters most to you and your family? ![]() More of What We're Reading🏛 NYSE Opens in Texas — Trump Media Listed First 📈 Texas Economy Outpaces the Nation 🏗 The Last Piece of the Texas Miracle? 🔍 Senators Investigate Fraud in Trial Lawyer Tactics – A new bill authored by Senator Charles Schwertner aims to crack down on abusive litigation practices that are driving up costs for businesses and clogging Texas courts. Lawmakers are calling out these schemes for what they are: “nothing short of fraud.” ![]() Stay ConnectedThe fight for conservative values in Texas is just getting started! Forward this email to like-minded friends and visit our website to learn more about how you can join us in the fight. Ready to make an impact? Sign up here so we can tell YOUR legislator you're with them and appreciate their work to deliver conservative victories. |