Olcott E-Verify Bill Starts For Private Employers In 2027
Died in committeeInitial reviewDetails · HB 3210
That’s after the 2026 election. Even then, private employers face no fine.
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That’s after the 2026 election. Even then, private employers face no fine.
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Homes, apartments, dorms, hotels and fraternity houses get detectors.
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Signs at Royal Lane and Luna Road exits by September 1, 2026.
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Ordinary injury becomes a state jail felony. Boating and ride operation count too.
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Judge needs good cause now. File 10 days before jury selection.
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Counties of 500,000 or more can add it to certain clerk fees. Nonprofits can get the work.
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New name, new mission, and the $500 tuition cap is gone.
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Testing kits stop counting as drug paraphernalia.
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Subchapter P goes away, fund and training program with it.
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Buy tickets for players? You need a state license now, plus IRS checks.
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Abortion funds join the list governments may not do business with.
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Penalty and delinquency notices go certified, not ordinary delivery.
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Skip the notice, owe the applicant $500 plus attorney’s fees.
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Run by A&M regents, and eligible for state health-education fund money.
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When water or wetlands get in the way. Plus tax revenue the state would otherwise keep.
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New Property Code chapter for places with at least 20 rental units.
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Photos of a patient, no consent, posted on social media. New ground for discipline.
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Child under 10 seriously hurt: second degree felony. On-duty first responder: first degree.
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Hit the required age any time that school year, and you’re in.
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Effective in 2026, usable in 2027. Up to $3,600 per child, $25M a year statewide.
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Districts of innovation lose the class size opt-out too.
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First-degree felony, 25 years to life.
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Exempt: anything that “contains plant protein sources.” Chips and cookies are made from plant ingredients!
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Caption: regional transportation authorities. Bill: one kind, whose cities keep up to 25% of transit tax.
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Certify 30 days before the game, or no game.
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The committee analysis calls it “clearer authority.” Names, addresses, the card you pay with.
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Local wages above the state minimum, for private employers.
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Plus its own account in the general revenue fund, until a 2037 sunset.
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A city “bisected by State Highway 174.” The committee analysis says that’s Burleson.
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A second contempt finding can change custody and doubles make-up time.
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“Settlement” becomes “statement.” Lawyers rejoice.
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Rivers named, county unnamed. Hotels in cities with their own hotel tax are left out.
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Never named. Just “a county in which the headwaters of the Guadalupe River are located.”
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The new police status applies to investigators of the Dallas inspector general.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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No making, selling or handing out products developed using mRNA.
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Good-faith pharmacists are shielded. They report their dose counts every year.
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Counties and hospital districts can register providers. Needle fees are capped at 150 percent of cost.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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The state workforce plan gets specific goals for young people.
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At least 40 feet and three stories, no parking required. Cities can be sued, immunity waived.
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City charters or bargaining agreements can satisfy the state rule.
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Fees hit 80 percent, and the board settles or votes to spend past the cap.
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Over 130K and under 1.3M people, in three counties each over 900K. The committee analysis says Carrollton.
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Starts at a Class C misdemeanor under $100. Existing theft law may already cover much of it.
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No group required, any business counts. Top tier: 15 to 99 years at $300K or more!
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Even below the minimum, but only if the prosecutor files.
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Second-degree felony becomes first-degree, with no parole.
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Top finisher drops out, third place takes the runoff spot.
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“Is found” becomes where the person is located at filing.
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Eligible voters get, mark and print ballots through an approved system.
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Eight percent joins the existing options.
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Policies follow the federal Children’s Internet Protection Act. Vendors certify too.
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The statement of intent calls it an incentive. Operators keep the tax money, up to 36 months.
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Tiered by permit type, starting September 1, 2025. The old flat $300 fee goes.
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ERCOT-only utilities, using their own proposed costs. Final rate lower? Refund with interest.
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No tort liability for treatment, later use or byproduct exposure. Gross negligence suits survive.
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Pest control, trash, parking, pet and technology package fees, with dollar amounts.
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Subdistricts skip the confirmation election too. It can’t levy property taxes, though.
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Youth homes, detention centers and shelters check records and past employers.
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U.S. and Texas pledges in every classroom. Public money optional, donations welcome.
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New providers at contracted health centers qualify with the paperwork.
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Sign, prepay, and the cap is gone. Suppliers could make that a condition of sale!
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Counts toward graduation, built to meet state certificate requirements.
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Down from 75 percent at UT Austin. Starts with 2029-2030 admissions, four years after the session.
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Districts publish expected state money and explain their fund balances.
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Agencies get tidier rules for working with the hearings office.
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DPS money for improvement districts, and only where the unsheltered count tops 500.
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Schools and colleges host voters only if closed for the whole period.
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Any parent can call the child’s safety in jeopardy. The receiving district can still say no.
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Veterans, active duty military and retired peace officers can volunteer.
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Latest federal rainfall data, at least every five years.
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Specialist coverage for 75% of insureds, down from all. Request a waiver, skip the 90-day fix!
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Commissioners courts can reject new districts and their bonds.
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Cities and counties can’t regulate archery equipment either.
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So much for “certain.” Any artificial flavoring counts too. Up to $500 per item sold!
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Two days becomes four.
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Former volunteer and paid firefighters both qualify.
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Up to $300M a year for universities, hospitals and private companies, if voters approve.
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Caption: any municipal office of inspector general. Bill: “for the City of Dallas.”
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Already licensed jailers finish it by August 31, 2027.
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Hung in a conspicuous spot all employees can reach.
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Grants cover unpaid treatment. The work group stays unpaid.
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Public hearing before finance and appropriations committees in each chamber.
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Transfer goes from optional to mandatory. No special finding needed.
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The committee analysis says it reinforces “existing protections.” Families must prove a skipped step.
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Roads and sidewalks, but only where one subregion has a subregional board. Maybe just one authority.
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The new entry: a city of 7,000-plus “that contains Lake Marble Falls.” One place.
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pays to split railroads from local roads and pedestrian crossings.
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8 cents a dry pound, up to $30,000 a year. Compost counts.
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Commissioners can levy it. Cities with their own hotel tax are out.
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Six-year growth above 250 students, or top-quarter recent growth.
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Clearly marked, accessible, and not in a locked case.
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Hands-on practice becomes required for all CPR instruction.
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Six meetings a year, odd months only. The county also needs a 750,000-person city.
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Five percent of qualified voters is the only test left.
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Goodbye flat $1-per-document fee. Public information cost rules set the price.
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Lose a strip to a right-of-way, keep the lower tax value.
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Yearly cancer, heart and lung screening. That date lands after the November 3, 2026 election.
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Cities get one more employee rate to choose.
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Coaches and sponsors learn to recognize it.
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Third violation: the secretary of state takes over the rolls, and it’s a Class A misdemeanor.
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After an audit. Not just counties with more than 4 million people.
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Employees, volunteers and Secretary of State election staff too.
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A lawsuit no longer stops a voter-approved amendment.
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Digital recording equipment instead of shorthand.
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Appointed under the Government Code’s interpreter rules.
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Free three-hour online course, then once a year.
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Texas Workforce Commission sets it up by rule.
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Due December 1, 2026, after the election. Nothing changes on the ground beyond the study.
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The park must be under 100,000 acres. That fits a handful of counties.
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Information from approved applications no longer gets posted.
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Bank transfers and ACH too. Counties under 120,000 get until the 2027 tax year.
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The retainage for mechanic’s lien claimants gets a new time period.
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Up from 10. Hit the old limit? Credits restart, but no back credit.
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Paid from money the department already has.
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A fixed dollar schedule through 2054. City payments capped through 2029.
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Up to $5,000 in lawyer fees.
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More prescription drugs for chronic conditions get one prior authorization a year.
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Agencies can’t make foster homes list their firearms.
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Out-of-school stays capped at three school days.
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Entrance fees, escrow agents and promised care all get new rules.
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Pills without an in-person exam, no suits over travel help, pending prosecutions dismissed.
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Branches to Barton Springs, San Marcos Springs, Comal Springs and San Antonio Springs.
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Spaced to limit fire spread, placed so a fire won’t block a neighborhood’s only road.
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Which city? See Section 351.152(10). Cities of 175,000 or more are exempt too.
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In a 600,000-plus county next to the Capitol’s. It keeps and pledges hotel tax money.
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The word incurred comes out. Free lawyer? The defendant still collects reasonable fees.
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Conduct decriminalized and sentence finished? Records go.
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Host one, lose state and local funding for the next fiscal year.
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Derived stock: 167 measures filed February 21, 2025 in 89R. 136 bills and joint resolutions, 31 other resolutions. Snapshot Nov 1, 2026 at 6:27 PM CST.
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