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Illinois State Supreme Court asked to decide if Firearm Owner Identification cards are constitutional - Vimarsana News

Illinois State Supreme Court asked to decide if Firearm Owner Identification cards are constitutional

Pat Nabong/Sun-Times file SPRINGFIELD — For more than half a century, anyone in Illinois who wanted to own a gun needed to first apply for a special state identification card. But now the state’s top court is being asked to decide whether the Firearm Owner’s Identification cards — popularly called FOID cards — are a necessary safeguard or a violation of the U.S. Constitution. Last week, a downstate judge ruled the FOID card system was unconstitutional, reducing residents’ Second Amendment rights to bear arms to a “façade.” Gun control advocates denounced the ruling as “frig...

Fingerprints for FOID cards? Rival gun control bills seek to reform Firearm Owner Identification Cards - Vimarsana News

Fingerprints for FOID cards? Rival gun control bills seek to reform Firearm Owner Identification Cards

Brian Rich/Sun-Times file SPRINGFIELD — Dueling gun control bills are heading for a showdown on the floor of the state Legislature. One would require potential gun owners to be fingerprinted to obtain a Firearm Owner Identification Card, entail more frequent renewal of the card and mandate background checks for the private sale of firearms. The other bill is designed to lessen the strain on gun owners and the Illinois State Police by automatically renewing and digitizing FOID cards in Illinois. It has the backing of the police agency, which issues the cards and handles background checks for...

Illinois State Rifle Association files federal lawsuit over concealed carry application approval times - Vimarsana News

Illinois State Rifle Association files federal lawsuit over concealed carry application approval times

Brian Rich/Sun-Times file SPRINGFIELD — The state’s top gun lobbying group filed a federal lawsuit on Monday, accusing the Illinois State Police of undermining a “fundamental right” by dragging their feet on approving licenses to allow people to carry concealed firearms — taking more than a year for some gun owners. The Illinois State Police countered that the paperwork and background checks for Concealed Carry Licenses “is a time consuming and deliberate process,” and they often need longer than the legally mandated 120-day maximum to preserve Illinois residents’ “safety an...

Where are the stars of Westlife now from becoming dads to tragedy - Vimarsana News

Where are the stars of Westlife now from becoming dads to tragedy

Where are the stars of Westlife now from becoming dads to tragedy over the last two decades Irish boyband Westlife rose to fame in the Noughties with their hits of World Of Our Own and Flying Without Wings. But where are the bandmates now? Let's take a look... The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Want the most up-to-date celebrity exclusives sent straight to your inbox every day? Sign up now and join the club!Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll ...

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Toni Preckwinkle reflects on the coronavirus pandemic one year after it hit Cook County - Vimarsana News

Toni Preckwinkle reflects on the coronavirus pandemic one year after it hit Cook County

Pat Nabong/Sun-Times Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle prepared for the COVID-19 pandemic as if the county was “about to be hit by a tsunami.” That’s what the reading she’d done at the time indicated as news of the virus began to dominate headlines. And the former history teacher said it shaped her perspective — and her approach. “I told my staff early on ‘everybody’s going to know somebody who’s been sick, and everybody’s going to know someone who’s passed away,’” Preckwinkle said. “This is what we’re headed into. Everyone. And that’s surely been tr...