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Starting January 1, 2026, Texas will implement over 30 new laws covering areas such as AI regulation, natural disaster tax adjustments, oil and gas well revivals, immigration enforcement cooperation, and education property tax protections, reflecting significant legislative activity under Governor Greg Abbott.
Starting January 1, Texas will implement over 30 new laws including mandates for sheriffs to cooperate with ICE, age verification for app downloads, tax exemptions for inventory, faster eviction processes for squatters, and comprehensive AI regulation, reflecting significant policy changes from the recent legislative sessions.
Over 800 new laws are taking effect in Texas, covering areas such as education funding, school vouchers, water infrastructure, and social policies, with some laws requiring future voter approval or delayed implementation, reflecting significant legislative changes in the state.
Starting September 1, Texas has implemented 835 new laws affecting various aspects of life, including restrictions on land purchases by foreign nationals linked to certain countries, bans on THC vapes and foreign-made e-cigarettes, new health and education regulations, and measures to support first responders and public safety. These laws aim to address issues from real estate to public health, education, and safety, with some laws facing legal challenges or significant public debate.
Texas has enacted new laws that make it easier for companies to relocate from Delaware by shifting power from shareholders to management, reducing shareholder protections, and potentially weakening investor influence, as part of a broader competition among states to attract corporate charters.