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Mixed arguments for proposed Texas bill to ban minors from social media


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A controversial bill aims at banning children in Texas from using social media, and experts have arguments in support and in opposition.

The proposed Texas bill, House Bill 20, aims to provide $4.6 billion in property tax relief by increasing the state's homestead exemption from $40,000 to $70,000, which would reduce the taxable value of a homeowner's primary residence. The bill has sparked mixed reactions among lawmakers and the public. Supporters argue that it would significantly alleviate the financial burden on homeowners, particularly those on fixed incomes, by lowering their property tax bills. Critics, however, contend that the bill does not go far enough in addressing the broader issue of rising property taxes and fails to provide relief for renters and businesses. Additionally, some opponents believe that the increased homestead exemption could lead to a shift in the tax burden onto other property owners, such as commercial properties and landlords, potentially resulting in higher rents. The debate surrounding House Bill 20 reflects the ongoing challenge of balancing property tax relief with the need for adequate funding for public services.

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