HB 1089, titled the “Freedom of Speech Act,” repeals the state contract portion of Texas’ anti-BDS law (HB 89 as amended by HB 793) but leaves intact the prohibition against state investments in companies that participate in boycotts for justice.
This affirmative bill would repeal the state’s anti-boycott provisions put in place in 2016 by SB 327.
This affirmative bill would repeal the state’s anti-boycott provisions put in place by HF 400. A similar affirmative bill was introduced in 2019 (SF 2880). Related bill: HB 1246.
This is an affirmative bill that repeals the state’s anti-boycott provisions put in place by HF 400.
This affirmative bill repeals Kansas’ anti-boycott law, which had been revised in 2018 (HB 2482) after a federal court blocked the implementation of the previous version (HB 2409) on the basis that it would violate the constitution. Kansas law currently prohibits state contracts over $100,000 with entities, excluding sole proprietors, that boycott Israel and territories occupied by Israel.
