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Brownsville bars reopen after judge signs temporary restraining order

· KRGV (NBC 5)

Several bars in Brownsville have reopened after a judge issued a temporary restraining order against the city's shutdown. The order was requested by the plaza owner on Pablo Kisel Boulevard, who contends that the city failed to specify the violations that led to the closures. The city had revoked occupancy permits for seven businesses, citing non-compliance with new entertainment district regulations requiring security and ID verification. As the temporary restraining order is in effect, the bars can operate until a hearing on July 8 determines its future. The city has not provided detailed responses regarding the closures.

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