TX SB707

Authorizes the Texas Legislature to declare federal laws, presidential executive orders, and federal agency rules as "unconstitutional federal directives" through concurrent resolution if they infringe on Tenth Amendment state powers or limit the state's ability to provide for health, safety, welfare, or prosperity of Texans

Requires a two-thirds vote of members present in each house to file and adopt a resolution declaring a federal directive unconstitutional

Prohibits state and local government officers and employees from enforcing or assisting in enforcement of directives deemed unconstitutional by the legislature, with the resolution specifying which officials and activities are covered

Exempts the lieutenant governor, legislature members, and their employees from enforcement prohibitions, and excludes federal directives that activate state military forces

Specifies that legislative inaction on a federal directive does not imply constitutionality or limit the attorney general's authority to challenge directives in court; effective immediately with two-thirds vote or September 1, 2025