US EditionTexas State Budget Heads to Closed-Door Negotiations, But Critics Say Texans Are Paying for Partisan Politics, Not Public Priorities - Reform Austin
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Texas State Budget Heads to Closed-Door Negotiations, But Critics Say Texans Are Paying for Partisan Politics, Not Public Priorities - Reform Austin
Following its passage by the Texas House last Friday, the $337 billion biennial budget, Senate Bill 1, has entered the reconciliation phase, drawing criticism for prioritizing border security over pressing needs like prison infrastructure upgrades or education and childcare investments. Supporters claim the Texas House budget reflects the state’s economic strength and conservative priorities. Critics Target Operation Lone Star’s Continued Fundin…
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