A yes vote supports ending public services for undocumented immigrants in Texas to reduce taxpayer burdens.

This measure aims to alleviate financial pressures on public systems, potentially saving taxpayers approximately $13.4 billion annually. However, it could lead to significant negative impacts, including reduced access to education and healthcare for millions of undocumented residents and their families, exacerbating inequalities in these critical areas.

A yes vote supports ending public services for undocumented immigrants in Texas to reduce taxpayer burdens. This measure aims to alleviate financial pressures on public systems, potentially saving taxpayers approximately $13.4 billion annually. However, it could lead to significant negative impacts, including reduced access to education and healthcare for millions of undocumented residents and their families, exacerbating inequalities in these critical areas.