DALLAS (AP) — A federal judge has granted a temporary restraining order preventing a North Texas city from enforcing an ordinance that a gun rights group says violates its free speech rights.

The court order issued Monday puts the Arlington ordinance — barring people from handing out printed material at busy intersections and roads — on hold while a lawsuit filed by Open Carry Tarrant County is resolved.

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