Texas judge rejects Paxton attempt to block State Fair gun ban
An Texas judge has slapped down an attempt by state Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) to force the state fair to allow guns. Paxton’s office sued in August to block a change in state fair policy to ban private firearms — a change Dallas County District Judge Emily Tobolowsky upheld Thursday.
Judge allows Texas State Fair’s gun policy to remain in place
Paxton sued the fair and the City of Dallas over the policy last month. He argued that since Fair Park is owned by the city of Dallas, the ban goes against state law, which allows licensed gun owners to carry in places owned or leased by governmental entities.
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A federal trial in East St. Louis challenges Illinois' gun ban, questioning its constitutionality before Judge McGlynn.
She first mentioned owning a gun in 2019 and has consistently supported stronger background checks and reinstating a federal assault weapons ban.
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