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Texas Governor Proposes H-1B Ban for Public Schools

  • Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced a proposal that would ban H-1B workers from Texas public schools. 

Texas Proposes H-1B Ban for Public Schools

Governor Greg Abbott unveiled a new education initiative that seeks to eliminate foreign influence in Texas public schools. According to the announcement, the proposal would apply to K-12 public schools across the state and includes measures targeting both foreign funding and foreign workers.  

Proposed H-1B Ban for Texas Public Schools 

As part of the initiative, Abbott announced that he will seek legislation establishing a total ban on H-1B workers in Texas public schools.  

The proposal would prevent Texas public schools from employing workers in H-1B status if enacted by the legislature.  

What Happens Next? 

The announcement outlines the governor’s legislative priorities and proposals. The H-1B ban and foreign funding restrictions would require legislative action before they could be implemented in Texas public schools.

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