TEXIT Explained
What will the requirements be for citizenship?
This is more so a question for the Texas Legislature following a referendum vote.
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Will we have to buy our electricity from the U.S. after TEXIT?
The short answer is an emphatic “NO”. Here’s what you need to know. Texas both produces and consumes more electricity than any other state.
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Will illegal immigrants be offered amnesty after TEXIT?
One of the biggest concerns for Texans continues to be immigration and border security.
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How will small businesses be protected from multi-national corporations after TEXIT?
Texas will be able to protect small businesses much better than the US. This will be done by putting an end to the current system of federalized corporate welfare.
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How will TEXIT affect anti-monopoly laws?
Anti-monopoly laws are already in place and have been since the Anti-Trust Act of 1889.
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Will college sports teams still be able to play in the NCAA?
Since Texas schools are already eligible to compete in the NCAA, there should be no change. Not being a state in the United States should pose no obstacle.
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Will an independent Texas maintain embassies in other countries?
Texas will operate in the same manner as other independent, self-governing nations. We will have our own ambassadors, embassies, trade missions, and consulates around the world.
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How will trade work with the United States?
Trade is the major issue that has the clearest path to resolution with the United States and it is one of the most important.
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Will Texas have its own team in the Olympics?
Absolutely. In fact, Texas will likely be one of the strongest competitors in the Olympics.
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How will Texas protect the environment after Texit?
Texas already has one of the best environmental protection systems through the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Unlike the federal government, Texas has been able to balance environmental protection and economic growth.
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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).
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Will Texas incentivize or encourage small business and entrepreneurship?
The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well today in Texas and will continue to be so in an independent Texas.
