As the summer season approaches, Texas summer camps are grappling with new safety regulations following a tragic incident that raised concerns for camper safety. Only three camps have received approval to open as licensing deadlines loom, leaving many others struggling to meet the new emergency plan requirements. Top lawmakers are considering options to lift certain safety mandates, including an internet provision, which could provide much-needed relief for camps at risk of closing. The situation remains fluid, with ongoing discussions about potential special sessions and legal challenges as camps seek ways to navigate the stringent rules.