Videos tagged with Texas State Fair

This video discusses recent legal and political developments impacting firearm rights in the US. It covers Representative Andrew Clyde's letter urging the DOJ to cease NFA enforcement, Texas AG Ken Paxton's lawsuit against the State Fair for banning guns, and South Carolina's policy requiring foster parents to keep firearms unloaded and locked. The commentary emphasizes the distinction between legality and morality in obeying laws.

A Dallas County Judge has upheld the Texas State Fair's ban on carrying firearms. This ruling denies Attorney General Ken Paxton's attempt to block the policy, which prohibits firearms within the fairgrounds. The judge cited the fair's provision of adequate security as justification for the ban, a decision that leaves attendees disarmed and reliant on security personnel.

The Texas Attorney General has sued the City of Dallas for violating Texans' Second Amendment rights by implementing a gun-free policy at the upcoming Texas State Fair. The lawsuit argues that Dallas, as a constitutional carry state, cannot enact restrictions more stringent than state law, particularly on property owned by a governmental entity like Fair Park. The AG seeks an injunction to prevent the enforcement of this unconstitutional rule.

Colion Noir, an expert in 2A law, analyzes the Texas State Fair's firearm ban, arguing that such policies are ineffective and create safety hazards. He highlights legal challenges from Texas AG Ken Paxton and promotes USCCA for concealed carriers needing legal and insurance support.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has threatened to sue the city of Dallas over a new policy banning firearms at the State Fair of Texas. This policy, implemented after a shooting last year, is argued to violate state law regarding licensed carriers on government-owned or leased property. Paxton has given Dallas 15 days to withdraw the policy or face legal action.