Texas HB214 amends the prosecution of firearm and ammunition smuggling and terrorism offenses.
Texas HB214 modifies the prosecution of certain criminal offenses related to firearms and ammunition smuggling, as well as terrorism. It updates the definition of engaging in the business of transporting or transferring firearms or ammunition for firearms acquired in violation of state or federal laws. The bill also revises the offense of firearm and ammunition smuggling to include intent to intimidate or coerce the public or influence policy. The changes apply to offenses committed after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.
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