Texans who flee the state to prevent Republican re-division will return: Report

Texas Democrats They reportedly intend to return to the state after fleeing an attempt to stop legislative litigation, including Republican attempts to revise the state’s congressional district.

Confirm multiple sources ABC 13 Houston Absent House Democrats will feel they will return to the Lone Star State after completing their mission to kill Republicans through a special legislative session that re-divides the legislation. The special meeting will expire next Tuesday.

Export reported the exact time Democrats’ Returning to Austin’s capital is not yet known.

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The news that lawmakers are about to return to the state is on the same day Texas Senate Republican Able to obtain new Congressional map approval. Now it must be passed in the House before Republican Governor Greg Abbott signs the law.

Earlier this week, Gov. Dan Patrick and Republican Speaker Dustin Burrows said they would be recessed this Friday if Democrats did not return by then.

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at the same time, Abbott already marks the plan Call the second special meeting immediately and laugh at him for adding other agenda items.

Governor Greg Abbott said we will call unlimited special sessions if needed to ensure Republican reallocation legislation brings it across the finish line. (Brendan Bell/Getty Image)

The strategy for Texas Democrats to leave the country and give up their duties to make Republican legislative efforts was one of the strategies they used to use.

In 2021, there were more than 50 Texas Democrats Leave the country and head to the country’s capital Republican election security legislation has been in trouble after President Donald Trump’s 2020 election losses.

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Texas has become a debate about the guerrillas. (Getty Image)

The effort led to Abbott’s final three consecutive special legislative sessions, and in the second in August, the Election Security Act passed.