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Louisiana: "Gun Free Zone" Bill Eligible for a Committee Hearing - Take Action Now!
Last week, Senator Kirk Talbot (R-10) introduced Senate Bill 419, gun control legislation that creates "gun-free zones" that are off limits to lawful concealed carriers unless they possess a concealed carry permit. Yesterday, SB 419 was referred to the Senate Local and Municipal Affairs Committee where it is expected to be scheduled for a committee hearing as early as next week. Please use the Take Action button below to contact the Senate Local and Municipal Affairs Committee members and urge them to OPPOSE SB 419!
Colorado: Extreme Gun Control on the Move! Take Action Now!
Anti-gun extremists in the General Assembly have been busy at work infringing on your constitutional rights.
Alabama: Credit Card Data Privacy Bill Introduced
On Tuesday, April 2nd, House Bill 389, the Second Amendment Financial Privacy Act, was introduced in the House. Representative Shane Stringer (R-102), an NRA Defender of Freedom Award recipient, is the lead sponsor of the bill.
Minnesota: Legislation Banning Certain Firearm Triggers Scheduled for Committee Hearing
On March 21st, House File 2609 was amended in committee and added language that bans certain firearm triggers. The bill has been scheduled for a hearing in the House Public Safety and Finance and Policy Committee on Thursday April 4th at 10:30 am.
Idaho: Pro-Gun Bills Head to Governor's Desk
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Minnesota: Anti-Second Amendment Bills Scheduled to be Heard in Senate Committee
Tomorrow at 9 am, Senate File 606 and Senate File 4312 will be heard in the Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Committee. These bills would penalize gun owners for failing to report a lost or stolen firearm and impose a one-size fits all firearm storage requirement.
Rhode Island: Senate Passes Mandatory Storage Law - Take Action Now!
On Tuesday, the Rhode Island Senate continued its annual assault on the Constitution by passing an anti-Second Amendment bill again this year.
South Dakota: Pro Second Amendment Legislation Signed by Governor Noem
Yesterday, Governor Noem signed Senate Bill 203, legislation that would allow individuals with enhanced concealed carry permits and with permission from the school principal, to carry on public school grounds. Additionally, on March 5th, the governor signed House Bill 1228, which will allow hunters to wear fluorescent pink as an alternative to orange, providing them with additional choices in the field. The NRA would like to thank Governor Kristi Noem and members of the South Dakota legislature for their continued support of our Second Amendment rights and hunting heritage.
Grassroots Spotlight: Michigan Grassroots
It's been a busy start to the year in the Wolverine State, as the Michigan NRA-ILA Grassroots Team has been out alerting and educating members and supporters on the critical changes in gun laws and working to stop even more gun control by preparing for the 2024 election cycle!
NRA Defends Freedom in Supreme Court Argument
The NRA’s commitment to freedom was on full display again this week.
On Monday, March 18, the Court heard oral arguments in the NRA v. Maria T. Vullo case – one of the nation’s most important First Amendment matters.
Anti-gun Democrats Seek to Undermine Law Passed to Protect Veterans’ Rights
Last week we reported on a major breakthrough on behalf of veterans who risked losing their Second Amendment rights because of a long-running scheme by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to report certain beneficiaries to the federal background check database as prohibited “mental defectives.”
Pittsburgh Politics: “Dangerous” Decisions in Trying Times
Last month, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Police Chief Larry Scirotto announced major operational changes to police staffing in the city.
Georgia: Ask Senate Rules Committee to Advance Credit Card Data Privacy Bill
Last week, the Senate Banking Committee passed House Bill 1018 by voice vote following its overwhelming passage in the House.
Keely Hopkins Rejoins NRA-ILA as State Director, Strengthening Advocacy Efforts in New Regions
The National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) is delighted to welcome back Keely Hopkins as State Director of State & Local Affairs. In this crucial role, Hopkins will oversee legislative and regulatory activities within the western states previously managed by Dan Reid, utilizing her extensive experience in firearm policy and advocacy to champion the rights of NRA members and gun owners across her assigned region.
Utah: Governor Cox Signs Legislation Protecting Financial Privacy of Gun Owners!
Today, Governor Spencer Cox signed HB 406, legislation that provides important financial privacy protections for gun owners when purchasing firearms, firearm parts, and ammunition. The NRA would like to thank Governor Cox for signing this critical piece of legislation and his continued commitment to protecting Second Amendment Rights in Utah. NRA also thanks bill sponsor Representative Cory Maloy, floor sponsor Senator Chris Wilson and the more than 30 co-sponsors for their continued support. HB 406 goes into effect May 1, 2024.
Colorado: Mandatory Storage Bill Passes Committee and Hearings Postponed Due to Weather
Today, HB 24-1348 which mandates how firearms must be stored in unattended vehicles, passed out of the House Judiciary Committee and is now eligible for a final vote on the House Floor. Please contact your lawmakers by using the button below and urge them to OPPOSE HB24-1348!
Idaho: Legislative Update- Big Wins in the Gem State
There have been big wins in the Gem State this week for the Second Amendment! Anti school carry bill is stopped in its tracks in committee and multiple pro-guns bills are on the move in the legislature.
Iowa: Enhanced Preemption Legislation Eligible for a Vote on the Senate Floor
Yesterday, House File 2556 was passed in the Senate Judiciary Committee with a vote of 12-4 and is eligible for a vote on the Senate floor. This legislation would provide a much-needed enforcement mechanism to Iowa’s existing firearm preemption law.
Delaware: Senate to Vote on Permit to Purchase Bill - Take Action Now!
Today, the Delaware Senate will vote on Senate Substitute 1 for Senate Bill 2 (SB 2) as amended by the House. This extreme legislation will impose a Maryland-style “handgun qualified purchase card” and a handgun transfer registry, creating a perpetual cycle of costs and delays to maintain your ability to purchase a handgun.
Hawaii: Legislation Restricting Ammunition Sales Scheduled for Committee Hearing
On Friday March 15th, Senate Bill 2845 will receive a hearing in the House Committee for Judiciary & Hawaiian Affairs. This bill would implement new age restrictions for ammunition, prohibiting persons under the age of 21 from purchasing or possessing ammunition, with very limited exceptions.