Hall, who introduced the Senate bill, said it targets “city organizations and cities that are adapting the UN programs.” Rep. If signed into law by popular Texas Governor Greg Abbott, a strong proponent of sovereignty, the measure would, among other points, restrict state and local officials’ funding or implementation of the UN scheme in the state. While the legislation is not nearly as strong as Alabama’s ban on Agenda 21, supporters of the measure in Texas say it is a good start at the very least. “A governmental entity may not enter into an agreement or contract with, accept money from, or grant money or other financial aid to a nongovernmental or intergovernmental organization accredited by the United Nations to implement a policy that originated in the Agenda 21 plan adopted by members of the United Nations at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in June 1992,” the bill explains. 445, take aim at state and local government funding to UN-linked organizations involved in imposing the planetary scheme. The anti-Agenda 21 legislation, filed last week by Republican State Representative Molly White in the House and GOP State Senator Bob Hall in the Senate as S.B. However, elements of the establishment media and UN-loving forces in Texas and beyond have already made clear that they intend to fight back.

With bills targeting the UN program introduced in both houses of the legislature and outrage about Agenda 21 still growing across Texas and the nation, activists and lawmakers are hopeful that the state will succeed in protecting property rights, self-government, and economic freedom from the Obama administration-backed UN scheme. Following in the footsteps of officials in other states, lawmakers in Texas introduced legislation that would prohibit some state and local government participation in the deeply controversial United Nations “ sustainability” scheme known as Agenda 21.

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