A federal court order has taken effect in Texas, easing regulations on certain firearms and suppressors. This change occurred after the federal government failed to file an appeal within a specified timeframe.
The court order was set to take effect after a seven-day deadline, which passed without an appeal from the federal government.
Further details on this development are available from FOX 26 Houston, which reported on the easing of regulations in Texas.
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