This statute limits the ability of state agencies and political subdivisions to restrict the licensed carry of handguns on their property.

This publication from the Texas Municipal League provides answers to frequently asked questions about the 2021 "unlicensed carry" law.

This page explains various places where guns are prohibited by law in Texas including polling places, courts, racetracks, and more. The page is provided by the Giffords Law Center, a nonprofit devoted to preventing gun violence.

This section, "Places Weapons Prohibited," provides a list of places where the carry of firearms may not be allowed.

This Q&A discusses where firearms are prohibited by state law and where they may be prohibited by other means. Locations discussed include: college campuses and schools, polling places, courts, racetracks, airports, and several other places. "30.06" & "30.07" signage is also discussed.

This opinion from Attorney General Ken Paxton discusses whether non-government entities can prohibit the carry of a firearm by licensees on property leased from the government.

Page 34 of this document of FAQs about Texas's new firearm laws explains KP-0108. It provides context for what the law means for property leased from the government.