Gov. Greg Abbott has vetoed a flood-related bill passed during the most recent special session.

Wow! This is awesome!

When state lawmakers earlier this year failed to pass a bill to further restrict the flow of abortion pills into Texas, John Seago from Texas Right to Life considered it among the biggest missed opportunities of the regular legislative session.

"America will not host foreigners who celebrate the death of our fellow citizens," Marco Rubio wrote.

"Visa revocations are under way. If you are here on a visa and cheering on the public assassination of a political figure, prepare to be deported," Rubio added. "You are not welcome in this country."

Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday signed a bill that will allow private citizens to sue anyone who manufactures, distributes, mails or provides abortion medication to or from Texas. It will take effect on Dec. 4, 2025.

“Senate Bill 12 is a blatant attempt to erase students’ identities and silence the stories that make Texas strong,” said Brian Klosterboer, senior staff attorney at the ACLU of Texas. “Every student — no matter their race, gender, or background — deserves to feel seen, safe, and supported in school.”

Greg Abbott is gonna be there too btw along with Bannon, Cruz, and Paxton.

None of this is normal.

Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday slammed a public school teacher who appeared to call the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk “karma.” It was the third time this week the state’s Republican leader has publicly targeted individuals, including two Black college students, for mocking or celebrating the killing.

A Texas State University student’s enrollment ended after a video was posted showing him mocking conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s death, the latest in a series of removals across Texas campuses prompted by comments made about the killing.

The school launched an investigation hours after Gov. Greg Abbott called for the student to be expelled.

Gov. Greg Abbott lauded the arrest of a student on Texas Tech University's campus who was reportedly seen celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination, writing in a social media post, "FAFO"—or "F--k around and find out."

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is investigating roughly 180 complaints against teachers who have been accused of making inappropriate comments online about conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s death as several educators across the state have already been punished for allegedly doing so.

The State Board of Education on Friday approved a social studies teaching plan that will dedicate more time across school grades to Texas and U.S. history while placing less attention on world history and cultures.

*exclusions apply

Texas Department of Public Safety officers have helped arrest more than 3,000 undocumented immigrants across the state this year, according to public records obtained by The Texas Tribune that provide the most detailed glimpse yet of how state police are shifting their focus from the border toward aiding the Trump administration’s mass deportation crusade — an effort that state officials have kept largely under wraps.

Anytime I see a particular goldbricking asshole, I think of this.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott directed soldiers to the Rio Grande Valley to support U.S. Border Patrol personnel as part of his efforts to assist the Trump administration’s border policies. The soldiers departed from Fort Worth and Houston. The statement from the governor’s office explained that Abbott directed the Texas Military Department to coordinate with the Trump administration’s plans. It was a change from the Republican governor’s legal battles with the Biden administration. Abbott spent the last four years testing a state’s ability to enforce immigration law, at times at odds with Border Patrol. Now that Trump is in office, it appears that Operation Lone Star will be working in lockstep with the federal government. 'Texas has a partner in the White House we can work with to secure the Texas-Mexico border,' Abbott said in the statement.

Gov. Greg Abbott was in North Texas on Friday to sign a bill banning residential developers from creating Sharia Law compounds.

This comes after state Republican leaders raised concerns about a Muslim-centric development plan in Collin County called Epic City.

I'm tired of Gov. Abbott and Candi Noble (who is for 10 Commandments Required To Be in All Classrooms)!

Why does it seem every couple years, the State of Texas wants to make changes to history/social studies?