24 State AGs Urge Congress to Pass Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act
Reenforcing the GOD-Given Right to Self-Protection
On May 21, two dozen state attorneys general sent a letter to the leadership of the U.S. House of Representatives, urging that body to pass H.R. 38, the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act.
The effort, led by Gentner Drummond of Oklahoma and John B. McCuskey of West Virginia, is the largest show of law enforcement support for H.R. 38 in this Congress. It reflects the “perspective [of] the chief law officers of … states … which either recognize the right of law-abiding citizens to carry concealed handguns without a permit or grant full recognition to concealed carry credentials issued by other states.” That experience led the signatories to state: “we know firsthand that recognizing a broad right of concealed carry among law-abiding Americans promotes public safety and respects the fundamental liberties of our constituents.”
Responding to news reports and other critics of the legislation, the letter debunked various fallacies about what the bill would do and whom it would benefit.
It first noted the bill only protects those who are federally eligible to possess firearms, which excludes individuals with a serious criminal history, those subject to certain restraining orders, and persons illegally present in the U.S. Also excluded would be…
It seems this would place a list of concealed carriers in the hands of people in states that do not realize or respect all of our rights as "Muricans.
I don't want some blue-haired NEW YAHKAH Karen knowing anything about me and mine.
Onward, Christian soldiers!
They already got it. If you are pulled over and they run your license plate. The fact that you have a CCW permission slip pops up at the head of the info cops get