In 2001, Texas Governor Rick Perry signed into law the Texas DREAM Act, a piece of legislation granting in-state tuition and financial aid to illegal immigrants attending public universities in Texas. Recently at Texas A&M, a self described "activist" and illegal alien was awarded the "DREAMer Undergraduate Student" Hispanic Heritage Month Award. Our tax and tuition dollars should not be spent to subsidize tuition for illegal immigrants, who can't legally work in the United States after they graduate. Visit our Petition page to learn more about this issue and to sign our petition asking Governor Perry to call a special legislative session in order to end in-state tuition for illegal immigrants!

Texas A&M currently spends over $100,000 of your taxdollar and student fee money to promote the one-sided worldview of the GLBT. Meanwhile, A&M spends no money to help promote a conservative worldview that includes heterosexual relationships, marriage, abstinence, and true love. Visit our GLBT page to learn more about our work on this issue and to take a stand against funding bias by signing our petition!

The Texas Aggie Conservatives are looking forward to having you advance conservatism with us this year! The Texas Aggie Conservatives have been very successful spreading a message of limited government, personal responsibility, and economic freedom over the past four years, but in order to continue this success, we need your help! We invite you to browse our site to see some of our past events and achievements. Also, be sure to visit the Join TAC page for information on joining and to join online! Shoot us an email at info@aggieconservatives.org to learn more and see how you can get involved!

When choosing organizations to be involved in at A&M consider what will be important to you 10 and 50 years down the road. It is likely that you will value conservative ideas and beliefs for the rest of your life. By spending time spreading your conservative message now, you can help ensure a prosperous and free future.

TAC members have to opportunity to spread conservatism and make friends while organizing and participating in a wide range of activities, including: bringing conservative speakers to campus, campus activism, community service, social events, conferences, and anything else you want to do!

One the most effective activities of TAC is its activism. This can be as simple as handing out fliers to as big as a tea party or a major protest. Youth speaks, and when college students participate in activism, it helps advance conservatives ideas to other students and a wide audience of people. Thanks to the dedication of our members and their willingness to participate, TAC has made national news advancing conservatives ideals. Activism may seem like a scary word now, but give it a shot, and you will see how easy it is to influence politics and share with others your conservative beliefs!

TAC brings in several prominent conservative speakers each year to provide a formal setting to learn more about different conservative topics. These entertaining yet educational events draw crowds in the hundreds. Join TAC, and you will have the opportunity to meet and interact with the conservatives you've seen on TV such as Christopher Lord Monckton, Jesse Lee Peterson, and Congressman Louie Gohmert.

One of the most impressive activities of TAC is its yearly 9/11 Memorial. Last years dedication involved over 8,000 flags honoring those lost in the terrorist attacks and in the war on terrorism. We need your help to setup a display that highlights what it means to be an Aggie!

A student organization wouldn't be complete without camaraderie for its members. Many of members of TAC go on to be great friends throughout college. Besides socializing at meetings, TAC holds dinner meetings, goes to movies, and holds other socials. TAC is a great way to meet like-minded friends!

TAC members have the opportunity to go on amazing trips to Washington, D.C. for conservative conferences such as CPACC and the YAF National Conservative Student Conference. There are also several local leadership and political training schools/conferences that TAC members attend.

TAC members have the opportunity for their message to reach millions of people. Many TAC events are covered by the local and state media outlets. Some TAC events have even been covered by national mainstream media outlets such as the New York Times, MSNBC, CNN, and syndicated CBS talk radio. TAC can be your début in TV or in the newspaper!

Many TAC members go on to hold leadership positions elsewhere on campus. A significant portion of the A&M Student Senate got their start in TAC. TAC will help members find and get internships or jobs with conservative organizations and conservative politicians.