Greg Groogan and the panel discuss Senate Bill 147 and the fear it's creating oforAsians and other ethnic groups,
"Texas ranks fourth in anti-Asia incidents. If this bill passes there will be more hate crimes and incidents against Asian grandmas and grandpas and their blood will be on your hands.
Promoted as a means of preserving national security and combating espionage, opponents call the proposals clear-cut discrimination certain to escalate anti-immigrant sentiment and ultimately violence against the innocent. More than 100 people showed up in Austin to testify at the hearing on these bills.
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