Texas HB1112 allows legal permanent residents to be licensed for law enforcement positions if they are honorably discharged veterans with at least.

Texas HB1112 amends the Local Government Code and Occupations Code to allow political subdivisions to hire legal permanent residents for law enforcement positions requiring licensure by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. These residents must be honorably discharged veterans with at least two years of service and must hold the appropriate license. They must also submit an affidavit affirming their intent to apply for U.S. citizenship within six months of becoming eligible.

Texas HB1112 allows legal permanent residents to be licensed for law enforcement positions if they are honorably discharged veterans with at least.

Texas HB1112 amends the Local Government Code and Occupations Code to allow political subdivisions to hire legal permanent residents for law enforcement positions requiring licensure by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. These residents must be honorably discharged veterans with at least two years of service and must hold the appropriate license. They must also submit an affidavit affirming their intent to apply for U.S. citizenship within six months of becoming eligible.