The legislation would prohibit any person from enforcing a federal act, law, statute, rule, regulation, treaty, or order that takes effect on or after January 1, 2021, if it bans or restricts semi-automatic firearms, assault weapons, or magazines; requires registration of firearms, magazines, or other firearm accessories; regulates the capacity of magazines; regulates the quantity of ammunition or bullets an individual may possess; prohibits types of ammunition or bullets; or requires the confiscation of a firearm if the federal act isn’t identical to existing state law.
New Hampshire House Passes Bill to End State Enforcement of Federal Gun Control
CONCORD, N.H. (June 6, 2021) – Last Thursday, the New Hampshire House passed a bill that would ban state and local enforcement of most federal gun control; past, present and future. Enactment into law would represent an important first step toward bringing those measures to an end within the state.
A coalition of nine Republicans introduced Senate Bill 154 (SB154) on Feb. 4. As passed by the House last week, the legislation would prohibit any political subdivision of the state, and any person acting under the color of state, county, or municipal law, from using any personnel or financial resources to enforce, administer, or cooperate with any law, act, rule, order, or regulation of the United States Government or presidential executive order that is inconsistent with any state law regarding the regulation of firearms, ammunition, magazines or the ammunition feeding devices, firearm components, firea
The top-10 quotes from the founding generation on the natural right to keep and bear arms. Thomas Jefferson and George Mason, of course, plus Melancton Smith, Mercy Otis Warren - and others. The common thread - it’s a natural right, and essential for liberty.
The legislation would prohibit any person from enforcing a federal act, law, statute, rule, regulation, treaty, or order that takes effect on or after January 1, 2021, if it bans or restricts semi-automatic firearms, assault weapons, or magazines; requires registration of firearms, magazines, or other firearm accessories; regulates the capacity of magazines; regulates the quantity of ammunition or bullets an individual may possess; prohibits types of ammunition or bullets; or requires the confiscation of a firearm if the federal act isn’t identical to existing state law.
To the Governor: Texas Passes “Constitutional Carry” Bill
AUSTIN, Texas (May 25, 2021) – On Monday, the Texas Senate gave final approval to a “Constitutional Carry” bill that would make it legal for Texans to carry a concealed firearm without a license, and foster an environment hostile to federal gun control.
Rep. Matt Schaefer (R-Tyler) filed House Bill 1927 (HB1927) on Feb. 12. The legislation would repeal Texas’ concealed carry licensing requirements and remove the need for government permission to carry a concealed firearm in the state. If enacted, Texas residents 21 and over would be able to carry a concealed firearm if not prohibited by state or federal law from possessing a gun. Open carry is also allowed under the proposed law.