Texas SB1845 requires lobbyists to register if they lobby on behalf of a foreign adversary and prohibits them from receiving compensation from such.
Texas SB1845 amends the Texas Government Code to require individuals or entities to register as lobbyists if they engage in lobbying activities on behalf of a foreign adversary. The bill defines a foreign adversary as a designated foreign government or entity, or a person or entity controlled by such a government. It also prohibits registered lobbyists from receiving compensation from a foreign adversary, a foreign adversary client, or a foreign adversary political party.
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