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It Will Cost Michigan $1 5 Million to Ban Guns at Capitol

It Will Cost Michigan $1.5 Million to Ban Guns at Capitol To install the detectors and screening equipment necessary for a firearms ban, the state would need to spend $1.5 million, which is more than the Capitol Commission’s annual maintenance budget. Samuel Dodge, mlive.com | January 12, 2021 | Analysis (TNS) Monday’s new open carry ban in the Michigan Capitol landed with a thud among state lawmakers from both parties, albeit for different reasons. Speaker of the House-elect Rep. Jason Wentworth, R- Clare, does not think the Michigan State Capitol Commission has the legal authority to enact the ban it approved with a unanimous vote, though he supports obeying the new rule for now. Meanwhile, the prevailing sentiment among Democrats is that the ban doesn’t nearly go far enough, and is just one step on a path that should lead to a full firearms ban inside the Capitol building.

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Michigan bans open carry of guns inside Capitol building in Lansing

Critics say the ban does not go far enough and the commission should ban all firearms inside the Capitol, whether carried openly or concealed.

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Michigan State Capitol Commission votes unanimously to ban open carry of guns

Commission votes unanimously to ban open carry inside Michigan Capitol Carol Thompson, Lansing State Journal © Matthew Dae Smith/Lansing State Journal Armed ralliers protest in the rotunda inside the Michigan Capitol on Thursday. April 30, 2020. [MATTHEW DAE SMITH/USA Today Network] LANSING Michigan State Capitol Commissioners voted unanimously to ban open carry inside public spaces in the Capitol building two days before the Michigan legislature is scheduled to meet for the first time this year. The ban, effective immediately, will not apply to Michigan State Police troopers, Capitol security officers, sergeants-at-arms or licensed police officers who are properly identified and working in their official duty. Concealed carry is still allowed by people with valid concealed pistol licenses who are in compliance with state regulations.

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Michigan lawmaker will ask state Senate to condemn attempted coup

Sen. Adam Hollier plans to ask his colleagues to condemn violence that took place at the U.S. Capitol and false claims about the November election.

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Commission vote appears likely to shift in favor of open carry ban at Michigan Capitol

Commission vote appears likely to shift in favor of open carry ban at Michigan Capitol Samuel Dodge, mlive.com © Nicole Hester/Nicole Hester/Mlive.com/mlive.com/TNS Militia members of no political officiation wait inside the senate chamber room at the Capitol Building during the \ American Patriot Rally on Capitol Lawn\ protest, in Lansing on Thursday April 30, 2020. People gathered to urge lawmakers to vote to end the emergency order. Nicole Hester/Mlive.com LANSING, MI - The Michigan State Capitol Commission appears to have the votes to prohibit open carry of firearms in the state Capitol building, as at least one commissioner who previously opposed a ban has swung his support in favor of the move.

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