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Victory! Gov. Abbott Signs Religious Liberty Bill, Freedom to Serve Children Act
Legislation designed to allow faith-based foster homes and adoption agencies to keep operating according to their faith-based principles (HB 3859) was signed by Gov. Greg Abbott this afternoon. HB 3859, authored by Rep. James Frank, protects faith-based providers from...
Gov. Abbott Calls Special Session including Privacy in Bathrooms
Gov. Also Signs Partial-birth Abortion Ban Into Law Today brought about good news on several fronts, including two issues central to the work being done by Texas Values – protecting privacy in bathrooms, showers, and intimate spaces and expanding...
With 80 House Members Supporting Texas Privacy Bill, Speaker Straus Continues to Block the Will of the People
“You don’t negotiate when you have 80 co-authors,” Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said in a response to the Texas House Friday night. After House Speaker Joe Straus signaled on Friday that he was fine with allowing boys in girls’...
Six Essential Facts About Senate Bill 6 (Texas Privacy Act)
The Texas Privacy Act (Senate Bill 6) gives Texas Legislators the opportunity to stand up for common-sense values and defend Texas’ culture of business freedom. We offer these six important facts about SB 6 in the interest of thoughtful...
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HB 2899, the House version of privacy and safety legislation, recently received a hearing in House State Affairs Committee. The bill is currently still sitting in the House State Affairs Committee, which is chaired by Rep. Byron Cook, who is also on the House Calendars Committee. HB 2899 must pass out of House State Affairs and the House Calendars Committee before it can be voted on the floor by the full Texas House. Contact your representative today!
Help support HB 1813, a bill to protect the religious liberty and conscience rights of county clerks and justices of the peace as it relates to marriage licenses and ceremonies. We believe all Texans, including government employees, should retain their First Amendment religious liberty rights on the issue of marriage. Contact your legislators today!