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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued the city of Dallas over a new charter amendment that decriminalizes up to four ounces of marijuana.
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With Donald Trump returning to the White House, Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick have both recently signaled new openness to winding down the state’ border security operation.
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