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Ileana Garnand

Ileana Garnand

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News Reporter, Lone Star Live

Denton, Texas

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foreign policy, refugees, ethics language, extremism, Islamophobia Middle East, immigrants,criminal justice South Asia, race, Muslims North Africa

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Total articles 703

  • Texas sex toy law could lead to more civil rights restrictions, advocates warn

    By Ileana Garnand Verified| Lone Star Live Verified As Texas considers further restrictions on sex toys, civil rights advocates argue such policies will lead to increased government control over various personal freedoms — even nonsexual ones. In the 2025 legislative session, a Texas state senator proposed a law that would criminally charge online retailers if they sell “an obscene device” to someone without verifying that the customer is 18 or older.

    By Ileana Garnand Verified · Lone Star Live

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Texas Rep. Venton Jones reignites fight to repeal unconstitutional sodomy ban

    By Ileana Garnand Verified| Lone Star Live Verified A Texas lawmaker is once again trying to repeal a state law criminalizing homosexuality, more than 20 years after the policy was ruled unconstitutional. State Rep. Venton Jones, D-Dallas, is continuing the decades-long pursuit with House Bill 1738. The law would repeal Section 21.06 of the Texas Penal Code, which states “deviate sexual intercourse with another individual of the same sex” is a criminal offense. It’s categorized as a Class C misdemeanor, carrying a fine up to $500 but no jail time.

    By Ileana Garnand Verified · Lone Star Live

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Texas sex toy law could lead to more civil rights restrictions, advocates warn

    By Ileana Garnand Verified| Lone Star Live Verified As Texas considers further restrictions on sex toys, civil rights advocates argue such policies will lead to increased government control over various personal freedoms — even nonsexual ones. In the 2025 legislative session, a Texas state senator proposed a law that would criminally charge online retailers if they sell “an obscene device” to someone without verifying that the customer is 18 or older.

    By Ileana Garnand Verified · Lone Star Live

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Lone Star Live

Jersey City, New Jersey, United States

+1 888-914-9661