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TX: Showdown Looms Over University's Reading of Campus Carry Law
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Texas' new law allowing college students to carry guns on public campuses doesn't take effect until August, but it's already triggered a showdown.
University of Texas-Austin President Gregory Fenves declared this week that he'll comply with the law, but claimed a loophole allows him to ban firearms in dormitories.
That interpretation is not likely to sit well with state Attorney General Ken Paxton, who in December said that a ban on guns in dorms would be flouting the law. |
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The "empty chamber" rule is also ridiculous.
People who are not expert in the field of firearms should not be permitted to make any rules governing such. |
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