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Malheur County Court to tell state it stands firm on local control of gun rights - Vimarsana News

Malheur County Court to tell state it stands firm on local control of gun rights

VALE — The Malheur County Court is expected to send a letter to Oregon Gov. Kate Brown and Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum regarding its status as a Second Amendment Sanctuary,

Oregon AG Sues Counties Over 2A Sanctuary Ordinances - Vimarsana News

Oregon AG Sues Counties Over 2A Sanctuary Ordinances

Can the state force the 2A Sanctuary counties to enforce its gun control laws?

Winnebago County becomes a 'Second Amendment sanctuary' - Vimarsana News

Winnebago County becomes a 'Second Amendment sanctuary'

The North Iowa county joins a growing list of jurisdictions that have passed similar resolutions, which prevent local law enforcement from enforcing laws considered to be at odds with the right to bear arms.

Source: kimt.com
What To Do When Your County Won't Support A 2A Sanctuary Resolution? - Vimarsana News

What To Do When Your County Won't Support A 2A Sanctuary Resolution?

Don't get mad. Get elected.

After Backing 2A Resolution, One Virginia County Now Proposing Carry Ban - Vimarsana News

After Backing 2A Resolution, One Virginia County Now Proposing Carry Ban

Tweet The Second Amendment Sanctuary movement swept across Virginia in late 2019 and early 2020 as a reaction to Democrats capturing control of the state legislature in the 2019 elections. The vast majority of county governments in the state ended up adopting resolutions or (in some cases) ordinances prohibiting cooperation with enforcing new federal gun control laws, though a few counties chose to pass more watered-down language instead. That was the case in Surry County, which approved a pro-Second Amendment resolution in December 2019, but didn’t adopt the stronger language that hundr...