Texas

Texas, On the 27th of January 2020, Atascosa County Commissioners' Court passed a Second Amendment Preservation Resolution Designating the county as a Second Amendment Safe Haven.

With Kaufman, Palo Pinto, and Stephens counties passing resolutions to become "Second Amendment sanctuaries," the total number of such counties in Texas grows to eleven.

Collin County is the latest to draft official support for the Second Amendment, Approved unanimously, the resolution doesn't change how the county conducts business. Commissioners resolved that they would continue to uphold the constitution.

Houston County’s commissioners have joined a growing number of others throughout Texas, as well as county leaders in other states, declaring the county a Second Amendment sanctuary.

Howard Co. TX, declares its support for the second amendment through passage of resolution. A vote was taken and the members of the Court unanimously voted "AYES". Motion carried.

The Hudspeth County resolution was filed by the Sheriff himself. When GOA reached out to him, Sheriff Arvin West explained he understands the constitutional authority a sheriff has, and he felt it is his duty to protect the citizens of his county from federal overreach and intrusion.

The Bowie County Commissioners Court voted to approve a resolution in support of "individual second amendment rights".

The Resolution recognizes its residents’ right to bear arms and states its intent “to protect victims rather than the criminal from any prosecution of defending an individuals’ rights and property,” and that “citizens should be able to maintain the right to keep and bear arms without fear of judicial retaliation.”

On April 27, 2021, Big Spring City, Texas Councillors passed a resolution in support of the Second Amendment.

Montgomery County is now a “gun sanctuary,” thanks to a resolution passed unanimously by the county commissioners. Montgomery County is the largest county so far to become a Second Amendment sanctuary