Texas HB184 establishes a program to assist border prosecution unit attorneys with student loan repayment.

HB184 creates a program to help border prosecution unit attorneys repay their student loans. Eligible attorneys must apply, be licensed in Texas, and have worked for the border prosecution unit for at least one year. Assistance is limited to four years, with a maximum of $110,000 per loan and $2 million total per fiscal biennium. The program allows for lump sum payments and accepts gifts and grants. The board administers the program and distributes rules to law schools, prosecutors, and the governor's office. The act takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB184 establishes a program to assist border prosecution unit attorneys with student loan repayment.

HB184 creates a program to help border prosecution unit attorneys repay their student loans. Eligible attorneys must apply, be licensed in Texas, and have worked for the border prosecution unit for at least one year. Assistance is limited to four years, with a maximum of $110,000 per loan and $2 million total per fiscal biennium. The program allows for lump sum payments and accepts gifts and grants. The board administers the program and distributes rules to law schools, prosecutors, and the governor's office. The act takes effect September 1, 2025.