Absolutely not. No way never.
We moved to the states 2 years ago and are in a liberal state with milder weather and it’s been a very difficult time.
There are so many tiny differences in culture that make simple everyday things difficult.
We noticed a huge undercurrent of racism and homophobia where we live and it’s even more obvious in Texas.
The strong belief in God is overarching and anyone with less than full on faith is viewed as odd.
Going for food shopping and seeing people with guns on their hip is scary, it is a regular sight but still not welcome to me.
The schools do lock down drills in class and on the school busses which was alarming to our children. Also the school summer holidays are 11 weeks long!! It’s tough and would be worse in that Texan heat.
The cost of living is high, you might get more money but food is expensive, think $1.80 (£1.48) for a red pepper, $1.10 for an apple etc. In addition to rent or mortgage the insurance is high cost as are water, sewer and city taxes.
When you move first you need to be cash rich as you have no credit score and so to set up a mobile phone, a Tv package, car insurance, house insurance, car insurance, buying a car etc you have to pay in full up front in cash.
Banking is antiquated too, there are low limits on transfers between your own accounts and so when you are newly here and moving money to pay for things you can quickly get locked out of accessing your money even though it should be available to you. They do not have direct debits or standing orders, every thing is done by a manual transfer or Cheque. No chip and pin in a lot of places and no contactless payments.
There is more to life than $5k a month and I promise you that certainly in the first couple of years you would not see any benefit of that money while you set yourself up. It’s definitely not something I would recommend.