Texas county may close library after judge orders banned books returned
A county in Texas may close its public library system after a federal judge ruled a children's book ban unconstitutional.
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A county in Texas may close its public library system after a federal judge ruled a children's book ban unconstitutional.
The Llano County Commissioners' Court is holding a special meeting on April 13 to discuss whether or not the library system will be able to continue operations
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After hearing complaints from parents that the books contain inappropriate content, the board takes the unusual move of removing them before undertaking a review process.
These are the 17 books reportedly in the Anderson County public libraries, that some people have asked to be removed.