Ilon Musk moves SpaceX headquarters to Texas because of new LGBT law
Elon Musk announced that he is moving SpaceX's headquarters from Hawthorne, California to Starbase, Texas in response to a new LGBT law that requires schools not to notify parents of children's sexual orientation. Musk stated that this law is a threat to families and businesses.
Elon Musk, founder and CEO of SpaceX, announced the relocation of the company's headquarters from Hawthorne, California to Starbase, Texas. The decision was made in response to a new law that requires schools not to notify parents about the sexual orientation of LGBT children without their consent, which Musk believes is a serious threat to families and businesses.
“This is the last straw. This law and many others before it are a threat to families and businesses,” Musk emphasized in a statement.
Musk also expressed his dissatisfaction with the current environment in California, mentioning that he has to take security measures due to criminal activity in and out of buildings.
The relocation of SpaceX's headquarters involves moving key operations and employees to a new location in Texas. The process is scheduled to be completed in the coming months.
Experts note that Musk's decision could affect the economy and technology industry in California, which has long been home to many major technology companies, including SpaceX.
The choice of Ilon Musk has sparked a wave of discussions about LGBT rights and the business climate in the United States, affecting the political and social environment in both California and Texas.
