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The Annoyed Man wrote:Small matter of your address. You'd have to change your AZ non resident permit to reflect your Texas address, but as long as you take care of it right away, you shouldn't have any problems.

Arizona makes that easy. An e-mail to AZ DPS has always done the trick.

Also... There is occasionally some confusion about an old requirement for 6-month waiting period once you arrive here. That requirement is long gone. You can apply for TX Resident LTC the same day you get your TX Drivers License, or you can apply today as a non-resident, take the class and get your...

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If I were to become a Texas Resident in the near future, would I be able to continue to carry on my Arizona Non-Resident permit until I'm able to get a Texas license?

True in many cases. In other cases local officers hold dual commissions. The Chickasaw Nation Lighthorse for instance are federal LEOs. They are also cross commissioned in 47 local agencies: http://www.nativenewsnetwork.com/chickasaw-lighthorse-swat-team-finishes-third-in-competition.html" oncl...

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Yes. Local and state officers can arrest for federal violations. If that were not so, there would be very few people in federal prisons for drug convictions. The overwhelming majority of federal drug convictions are the results of arrests by state and local officers. In fact, the majority of federal...

Neither the Corps of Engineers nor any other federal agency can prohibit firearms on Corps lakes provided possession is in accordance with the laws of the state in which the lake is located. This is because the Corps does not own the water in navigable waterways. It is held in trust by the state for...

OC is great. It works on drunks and vicious dogs too. And it does no permanent damage.

http://www.txchia.org/history.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Texas The first Texas law against concealed and open carry was "An Act to Regulate the Keeping and Bearing of Deadly Weapons, Law of April 12, 1871, ch. 34, §1, 1871 Tex. Gen. Laws 25" passed as part...