Texas State Fair's Gun Ban Sparks Legal Showdown
Attorney General Ken Paxton threatens to sue Dallas over the fair's new firearms policy, citing Second Amendment rights.
- The State Fair of Texas announced a ban on firearms following a 2023 shooting incident that injured three people.
- Attorney General Ken Paxton argues the ban violates state law, as the fair is held on city-owned property.
- Paxton has given the city of Dallas 15 days to rescind the ban or face legal action.
- The new policy has received both support and criticism, with over 70 Republican lawmakers opposing it.
- Fair officials defend the decision, emphasizing enhanced security measures for the upcoming event.