Texas SB2453 establishes rules for memorial markers on the international border wall and funding for their construction and maintenance.
Texas SB2453 amends the Government Code to establish rules for memorial markers on the international border wall. The bill specifies that a part of the border wall may not be named unless it is designated in honor of a deceased victim of a border-related crime. The Texas Facilities Commission is tasked with erecting these memorial markers, but they cannot design, construct, or erect a marker without a gift, grant, or donation covering the costs.
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