It is currently not a state crime to enter Texas illegally, but a new controversial bill would change that and allow for the immediate arrest of those who do.
illegally, but a controversial new bill would change that and allow for the immediate arrest of those who do.
The House Bill goes farther, making it a Class B Misdemeanor to be here illegally, but could increase to a felony if someone refuses to leave the state.Local governments would have to secure law enforcement from legal liability. If they refuse, they could face prosecution with a possible penalty if convicted of 2 to 20 years in prison."If someone is present in this state, anywhere in this state, unlawfully they could be arrested under this bill," said State Rep. Chris Turner .
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