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TX: Guns at Zoos? State Says No as it Sorts Out Concealed Carry Laws
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More than a year after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott made firearms, including openly holstered weapons, legal in more places in the state, disputes remain over where guns are allowed - much to the frustration of advocates on both sides of the debate. Firearms are banned in zoos but not wildlife preserves. Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton has warned community and junior colleges to not impose blanket bans, even though children sometimes attend classes on campus. And a judge has upheld a ban on guns at the Waller County courthouse near Houston.
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Sosalty
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| Why the zoo's? Make pulling your gun out of holster in public, zoo/schools, without reason a misdemeanor. Problems avoided. |
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