Opposition growing to Idaho bill aimed at arming school staff
Idaho House Bill 415, which passed quickly through the Statehouse and now sits in the hands of the Senate State Affairs Committee, aims to allow public school employees to carry
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Idaho House Bill 415, which passed quickly through the Statehouse and now sits in the hands of the Senate State Affairs Committee, aims to allow public school employees to carry
Idaho House Bill 415 fits so neatly into a central piece of political rhetoric that the surprise is that its progress at the Legislature has been slowed as much as
Idaho House approves bill allowing teachers to carry guns in schools without needing school board approval. Teachers must pass concealed carry permit class.
There have been lively debates in the House of Representatives, both on the House floor and in committee, as multiple bills have been stirring up emotions this week. On Monday the House debated for House Bill 406, sponsored by Rep. Ted Hill, R-Eagle, and Rep. Chris Allgood, R-Caldwell. The proposed legislation adds fentanyl to the category of drugs that carry a mandatory minimum sentence as well as a life sentence and a $25,000 fine for those found guilty of drug-induced homicide.
STAPILUS: The Idaho Legislature may well pass Idaho House Bill 415 — “pro-gun” and therefore hard to oppose. But be aware: Extra warnings may be needed in future when you