Texas SB1067 prohibits public higher education institutions and their employees from soliciting or accepting gifts, grants, donations, or investments.

Texas SB1067 amends the Education Code to prohibit public institutions of higher education and their employees from soliciting or accepting gifts, grants, donations, or investments from certain foreign entities. These entities include governmental entities, political parties, and companies headquartered in a designated country with a governmental ownership interest. A "designated country" is defined as one identified by the U.S. Director of National Intelligence as posing a national security risk in the three most recent Annual Threat Assessments.

Texas SB1067 prohibits public higher education institutions and their employees from soliciting or accepting gifts, grants, donations, or investments.

Texas SB1067 amends the Education Code to prohibit public institutions of higher education and their employees from soliciting or accepting gifts, grants, donations, or investments from certain foreign entities. These entities include governmental entities, political parties, and companies headquartered in a designated country with a governmental ownership interest. A "designated country" is defined as one identified by the U.S. Director of National Intelligence as posing a national security risk in the three most recent Annual Threat Assessments.