Missouri’s Senate passed a bill Thursday prohibiting police from enforcing federal gun-control laws in the state. The Second Amendment Preservation Act, sponsored by State Sen. Eric Burlison (R-Battlefield), passed in the Senate on May 13 by a vote of 22-10. Restrictions invalidated by the act include any law requiring fees, registration or tracking of firearms, as well as law prohibiting certain individuals from owning a gun. It also bans local police from helping federal agents enforce the laws, and bars them from hiring former federal agents who previously enforced them. The Missouri House can now vote on whether to send the bill to Gov. Mike Parson before the legislative session ends on Friday.