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HB 29 Guillen
Relating to considering the assessment instrument results of certain students
in evaluating school district and campus performance.
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HB 176 Jackson,
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Relating to designating English as the official language of this state.
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HB 178 Jackson,
Jim
Relating to requiring governmental entities to participate in the federal
electronic verification of work authorization program or E-verify.
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HB 202 Solomons
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Relating to requiring state contractors to participate in the federal
electronic verification of work authorization program, or E-verify.
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HB 301 Berman
Relating to the establishment of English as the official language of Texas
and the requirement that official acts of government be performed in English.
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HB 519 Turner
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Relating to financing programs for low-income electric customers and certain
other electric customers.
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HB 540 Turner
Relating to the allocation of the value of certain federal allowances for
carbon dioxide emissions granted to certain electric or gas utilities.
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HB 854 Dutton
Relating to access to certain law enforcement, corrections, and prosecutorial
records under the public information law.
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HB 1044 Solomons
Relating to categories of information presumed to be public under the public
information law.
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HB 1202 Riddle
Relating to the creation of the offense of employing or contracting with an
unauthorized alien.
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HB 1294 Shelton
Relating to the eligibility of certain persons to receive a sentence of
community supervision, including deferred adjudication community supervision.
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HB 1553 Larson
Relating to citizenship information reported by persons, including state
agencies, political subdivisions of this state, nonprofit organizations, and
public and private entities, who receive local or state money to provide
services.
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HB 1580 Brown
Relating to the training and certification of state agency employees or
contractors performing service work on pressure vessels.
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HB 1655 Davis,
Yvonne
Relating to the preference given by state agencies to goods offered by
bidders in this state or manufactured, produced, or grown in this state or in
the United States.
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HB 1656 Davis,
Yvonne
Relating to the purchase of iron, steel, and manufactured goods made in the
United States for state construction projects.
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HB 1863 Anchia
Relating to utilities' expenditures for recharging stations for electric
vehicles.
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HB 1929 Zedler
Relating to the regulation of owners, operators, employees, and independent
contractors of sexually oriented businesses to reduce risks to public and
occupational health and to prevent human trafficking; providing penalties.
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HB 2063 Vo
Relating to a leave of absence for certain state employees who are donating
adult stem cells.
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HB 2288 Crownover
Relating to the classification of owners of certain distributed renewable
generation.
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HB 2373 Gallego
Relating to the abolition of the Texas Facilities Commission and the transfer
of its duties to the General Land Office.
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HB 3129 Price
Relating to requiring employers to participate in the federal electronic
verification of work authorization program, or E-verify; creating an
administrative penalty.
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HB 3247 Elkins
Relating to the board of directors of the Texas Mutual Insurance Company.
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HB 3362 Smithee
Relating to the appointment of an attorney for a workers' compensation
claimant in certain proceedings initiated by a workers' compensation insurance
carrier.
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HB 3687 Perry
Relating to the closed formulary for workers' compensation pharmaceutical
benefits.
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HB 3754 Hilderbran
Relating to the powers and duties of the Office of Public Utility Counsel.
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HB 3801 Davis,
Sarah
Relating to the exception of certain personal information from disclosure
under the public information law.
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HJR 135 Phillips
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Proposing a constitutional amendment relating to an individual's or a
religious organization's free exercise of religion.
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HCR 37 Guillen
Urging the United States Congress to revise the No Child Left Behind Act of
2001 so that the State of Texas may exclude the assessment scores of recently
arrived limited English proficiency students from adequate yearly progress
determinations for a period of three years following the students' initial
enrollment and so that the exclusion period for LEP students who enter Texas
schools in grades 10 and higher concludes prior to the students' final year
of schooling.
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HCR 88 Garza
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Urging Congress to enact an overhaul of the immigration system to promote
economic prosperity and national security.
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