TX SB1133

Establishes a 10-year minimum prison term for intoxication manslaughter if the defendant was present in the country following commission of an illegal entry offense under Chapter 51 of the Penal Code

Prohibits community supervision (including deferred adjudication) for intoxication manslaughter defendants whose offense triggers the enhanced 10-year minimum penalty

Requires inmates serving sentences under the enhanced penalty provision to serve at least 10 years of actual calendar time before becoming eligible for parole, without consideration of good conduct time

Bars release to mandatory supervision until the inmate has served at least 10 years of actual calendar time, regardless of accrued good conduct time

Takes effect September 1, 2025, and applies only to offenses committed on or after that date; may be cited as "Grayson's Law"