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Texas 'Death Star' Bill Blocking Cities from Protecting Employees Ruled Unconstitutional - Vimarsana News

Texas 'Death Star' Bill Blocking Cities from Protecting Employees Ruled Unconstitutional

Texas 'Death Star' Bill Blocking Cities from Protecting Employees Ruled Unconstitutional | Workerscompensation.com

Judge declares new Texas law that erodes local, city power is unconstitutional - Vimarsana News

Judge declares new Texas law that erodes local, city power is unconstitutional

A sweeping new Texas law aimed at undermining the ability of the state’s bluer urban areas to enact progressive policies is unconstitutional, a Travis County judge ruled Wednesday.[San Marcos, TX] [Hays County news] News San Marcos News, San Marcos Record [Texas State]

Texas "Death Star" Law Ruled Unconstitutional Two Days Before Taking Effect: But Texas is likely to appeal - News - Vimarsana News

Texas "Death Star" Law Ruled Unconstitutional Two Days Before Taking Effect: But Texas is likely to appeal - News

But Texas is likely to appeal

Texas judge blocks bill that would allow state to override local water breaks rules - Vimarsana News

Texas judge blocks bill that would allow state to override local water breaks rules

Republicans’ ‘Death Star’ law would have hurt many local labor laws, including paid sick leave and mandated water breaks

Judge blocks new Texas law that would erode cities' power to enact local rules - Vimarsana News

Judge blocks new Texas law that would erode cities' power to enact local rules

A state law backed by Gov. Greg Abbott and business lobbying groups to stop cities and counties from passing progressive policies is scheduled to take effect Friday. A Travis County judge declared it unconstitutional.

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