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TX: 37 gun safety bills filed for Texas Legislative Session
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The 85th Legislative Session is just weeks away from beginning and when it comes to gun related bills so far 37 have been filed with most focusing on gun safety.
One of the big bills that passed during the last legislative session concerned concealed carry on college campuses. This year, State Rep. Rafael Anchia, D-Dallas, has proposed two pieces of legislation that would allow universities to opt out of campus carry just like private universities. The second bill says cities with more than 750,000 people can pass an ordinance prohibiting open carry. |
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The formula is simple. Any bill labeled as "gun safety", particularly if offered by a Democrat, should be DOA.
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