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Opinion | On the brink of 'permitless carry' legislation, Texas is abandoning common sense on guns

Opinion | On the brink of 'permitless carry' legislation, Texas is abandoning common sense on guns
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EXCLUSIVE: TX Gun Rights Says Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Added 'Poison Pill' to Constitutional Carry Bill

EXCLUSIVE: TX Gun Rights Says Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Added ‘Poison Pill’ to Constitutional Carry Bill
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Texas seems to be inching closer to passing Constitutional Carry in the state, an increasingly common law that allows Americans to own firearms without permission from the government. However, Texas Gun Rights, the Second Amendment activist group championing the bill, says Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has added a “poison pill” to the Senate version of the bill in a last minute bid to kill the legislation and prevent it from reaching Governor Greg Abbott’s desk.
At least two Texas legislators have expressed concerns that Patrick added amendments to the Senate version of the bill that would legally force the Texas House to reject it, stalling Constitutional Carry legislation for the next two years. On Facebook, Rep. Matt Schaefer wrote, “No celebration yet folks! We are now reviewing amendments that were added by the Senate to look for issues that would brea ....

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Permitless carry of handgun in Texas nearly law, after Senate approves bill

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The Republican-led effort to allow Texans to carry handguns without any kind of license cleared what is likely its biggest remaining hurdle in the Capitol on Wednesday, when the Texas Senate moved in a nail-biter vote to bring the measure to the floor and then passed it.
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Permitless carry of handgun in Texas nearly law, after Senate approves bill
Sami Sparber and Shawn Mulcahy
Texas Tribune
May 6, 2021
May 6, 2021
The Republican-led effort to allow Texans to carry handguns without any kind of license cleared what is likely its biggest remaining hurdle in the Capitol on Wednesday, when the Texas Senate moved in a nail-biter vote to bring the measure to the floor and then passed it. ....

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Carrying a handgun without a permit almost legal in Texas

Sami Sparber, Shawn Mulcahy, The Texas Tribune
May 6, 2021
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Jimmy Freedom, left, and Jason Orsek pose before they and other open-carry activists demonstrated and staged a mock shooting just outside the University of Texas campus in Austin, Dec. 12, 2015. Organizers had agreed not to go on campus after university officials warned them they would be trespassing if they did; a new state law will soon permit guns owners to bring them onto state campuses. (Ilana Panich-Linsman/The New York Times)ILANA PANICH-LINSMAN/New York Times
The Republican-led effort to allow Texans to carry handguns without any kind of license cleared what is likely its biggest remaining hurdle in the Capitol on Wednesday, when the Texas Senate moved in a nail-biter vote to bring the measure to the floor and then passed it. ....

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Texas Senate revives stalled 'constitutional carry' bill, clearing a new path for it

Texas Senate revives stalled constitutional carry bill, clearing a new path for it
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Members of Open Carry Texas rally in June 2020 in West Odessa. A bill allowing unlicensed people to openly carry guns has a good chance of becoming law in Texas.Jacy Lewis/Reporter-Telegram, Photographer / Jacy Lewis/Reporter-Telegram
AUSTIN Two weeks after a bill to allow unlicensed people to carry guns in public was blocked in the Texas Senate, the measure was revived on Wednesday and suddenly has a much better chance of becoming law.
With vocal support from Gov. Greg Abbott, the Senate agreed in part to a heavily amended version of the so-called constitutional carry bill that now includes safeguards demanded by law enforcement groups who had fought the legislation for months. About 20 states have adopted similar laws; Texas would by far be the largest. ....

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