Yesterday, House Bill 2629 passed its final reading by a vote of 55 to 2, with three votes counted as absent. The bill now moves to Governor Jan Brewer’s (R) desk for her consideration. Source: nra-ila-updates
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Yesterday, House Bill 2629 passed its final reading by a vote of 55 to 2, with three votes counted as absent. The bill now moves to Governor Jan Brewer’s (R) desk for her consideration. Source: nra-ila-updates Source: nra-ila-updates People qualified to carry concealed weapons should be able to keep them strapped on in a church or temple as a way to enhance security, a House committee decided Wednesday. The Committee on the Administration of Criminal Justice voted 8-3 for House Bill 68 by Rep. Henry Burns, R Shreveport, sending it to more debate [...] Source: nra-ila-updates Today, Thursday, April 29, Senate Bill 3012 passed the State Senate by a vote of 23-9. This legislation now heads to the House for consideration. Source: nra-ila-updates Source: nra-ila-updates Source: nra-ila-updates Source: nra-ila-updates Anti-gun State Representative Harry Osterman (D-14) has been unable to find any traction to pass House Bill 5849, which seeks to overturn last year’s Illinois Supreme Court ruling that held the storage boxes built into vehicles qualified for storing unloaded firearms for lawful transportation under Illinois law. Source: nra-ila-updates Police Chief Rick Hanson says it’s time to review the federal gun registry, even though most of his colleagues support keeping it. “The gun registry has done little to make the streets safer,” said Police Chief Rick Hanson. Source: nra-ila-updates |
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