Could California use language in Texas' new abortion law to ban assault weapons?

AUSTIN (Nexstar) — After the U.S. Supreme Court's decision Friday to leave Texas' restrictive abortion law in place, other states are already planning to mirror the law but not for abortion.The way the Texas law (Senate Bill 8) is written enables private citizens to sue anyone who aids or abets an abortion after cardiac activity is detected in the womb for a minimum of $10,000. The result so far has been a chilling effect on almost all abortions in Texas, as clinics are too afraid to face