The Texas Supreme Court has ruled against Attorney General Ken Paxton's attempt to block the State Fair of Texas' no-gun policy. Paxton had sought to overturn the ban, arguing it violated state law, but the court denied his request for a temporary injunction just hours before the fair's opening. The decision means attendees will not be allowed to carry firearms into the fairgrounds, a policy that will remain in place for the duration of the event. The ruling marks a significant defeat for Paxton, who has been a vocal advocate for gun rights in Texas.
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This is a disappointing ruling. Private property owners should be able to set their own rules, but the government stepping in to dictate where people can or can't carry is just more overreach.
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Texas Supreme Court deals final blow to Paxton's crusade against state fair's no-gun policy
The Texas Supreme Court dealt a final blow Thursday night to Attorney General Ken Paxton's hail-Mary attempt to quash the Texas State Fair's newly implemented no-gun policy, denying the state's request for a temporary injunction about 13 hours before the festivities begin Friday morning in Dallas' Fair Park.
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Texas Supreme Court rules on AG Ken Paxton’s request to block State Fair of Texas’ gun ban
The ruling means fair attendees over the 24-day annual celebration will have to leave their firearms at home or in their vehicles before entering South Dallas’
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