How will TEXIT affect student loans?
An independent Texas would have no effect on existing student loans. Student loans are contracts between the lender (federal government) and borrower (student).
Page 14 of 17. Newest stories are on page one.
An independent Texas would have no effect on existing student loans. Student loans are contracts between the lender (federal government) and borrower (student).
The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well today in Texas and will continue to be so in an independent Texas.
Simple economic sense suggests regulations reduce productivity and slow economic growth.
The current threshold to win any vote in Texas is a simple majority of those who vote.
Leading up to the passage of the referendum bill and through to the actual vote, the debate will be vigorous.
Yes. Amazingly, the legislation required to initiate a Texit referendum is incredibly simple when contemplating the large impact it will have. The text of the legislation is below.
There is no existing statutory framework in Texas law specifically for conducting an independence referendum. There doesn’t have to be. All the pieces are currently there.
The entire issue will literally come down to a question, two choices, and the decision made by the people of Texas.
In 2009, Research 2000 conducted a poll of Texans and asked them this question: “Do you think Texas would be better off as an independent nation or as part of the United...
It is true that Texas is highly integrated with the United States.
There is a federal statute in Title 18 of the U.S. Code that outlaws attempts to do that very thing.
The term treason has become an increasingly popular charge in this divisive political climate.