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State Government / Texas / Legislation / HB 97

HB 97Session 891HouseIntroduced

Relating to the authority of the legislature or a state court to declare certain federal actions to be unconstitutional federal actions, including the effect and enforcement of such a declaration.

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Latest development · Jul 15, 2025

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Session
891
Introduced
Jul 15, 2025
Latest passage
Date unavailable
TopicsSponsorsActionsRelated billsDiscussion

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HousingJustice & Public SafetyElections & Government

Source subjects

Civil Remedies & Liabilities (I0065)Courts--General (I0160)FEDERAL RELATIONS (S0862)LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (S0096)Legislature (I0520)SECRETARY OF STATE (V0042)SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE (S0306)TEXAS SOVEREIGNTY ACT (P0684)

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Bill

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Primary sponsorBell, Cecil

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  1. Jul 15, 2025

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Source data last updated Jun 11, 2026.