Texas Agricultural Producers Assistance Act

Bill 119 hr 387, also known as the "Texas Agricultural Water Assistance Act," is a proposed piece of legislation that aims to address the economic losses faced by agricultural producers in the state of Texas due to the failure of Mexico to deliver water. The bill requires the Secretary of Agriculture to submit a report to Congress detailing the available assistance options for these affected agricultural producers.

The report will outline the various forms of assistance that can be provided to help mitigate the economic impact of the water shortage on Texas farmers. This could include financial aid, technical support, or other resources that may be available to help these producers recover from their losses.

By requiring this report to be submitted to Congress, the bill aims to ensure that lawmakers are informed about the challenges facing Texas agricultural producers and can take appropriate action to support them. This legislation is non-partisan and focuses solely on providing assistance to those in need, without any political bias. Overall, Bill 119 hr 387 seeks to address the economic hardships faced by Texas agricultural producers due to the water shortage caused by Mexico's failure to deliver water, and to provide them with the necessary support to recover and thrive in the future.