Texas HB243 allows the attorney general to use eminent domain to acquire real property owned by aliens or foreign entities if it is used in violation.

Texas HB243 amends the Property Code to allow the attorney general to initiate eminent domain proceedings to acquire real property owned by aliens or foreign entities if the property is being used in violation of state or federal law or poses a risk to the state's critical infrastructure. The acquired property will be owned by the state and managed by the General Land Office. The bill takes effect on September 1, 2025.

Texas HB243 allows the attorney general to use eminent domain to acquire real property owned by aliens or foreign entities if it is used in violation.

Texas HB243 amends the Property Code to allow the attorney general to initiate eminent domain proceedings to acquire real property owned by aliens or foreign entities if the property is being used in violation of state or federal law or poses a risk to the state's critical infrastructure. The acquired property will be owned by the state and managed by the General Land Office. The bill takes effect on September 1, 2025.