Texas on June 7 signed into law a resolution condemning the Chinese regime’s systematic killing of prisoners of conscience for their organs. Every year, thousands of individuals from around the world who are desperately ill fly to China, where they could get an organ transplant surgery in as short as two weeks. In doing so, they may be “unwittingly becoming involved in murder in the form of forced organ harvesting,” said the resolution that aims to warn Texans against such risks. Known as TX SCR3, the resolution also urges Congress and the U.S. president to adopt measures prosecuting those who are responsible for the abuse, banning them from entering America, as well as barring U.S. medical and pharmaceutical companies from collaborating with any complicit Chinese counterparts. It has unanimously passed through both chambers of the state legislature. “It’s a significant message on behalf of 29 million Texans, that we condemn …