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© press Texans may soon be allowed to legally carry firearms in the state Texas has moved another step closer to becoming a constitutional carry state after a bill that seeks to restore Texans' Second Amendment rights heads for the governor's desk. The bill, HB 1927, initially passed the House and later passed the Senate with amendments. If Gov. Greg Abbott (R) signs the bill into law, residents 21 years and older would be allowed to carry a firearm – either open or concealed – without a permit so long as they are not deemed a prohibited possessor. The bill went to a conference commi...

Texas moves toward permit-free gun carrying, joining five other states this year Updated 11:17 AM ET, Thu May 6, 2021 Law enforcement officers stand outside the Texas Capitol in Austin on Tuesday, the first day of the state's 2021 legislative session. (CNN)A controversial proposal to allow Texans to carry handguns in public without obtaining a license or training passed the state Senate Wednesday, putting Texas on track to potentially join a handful of others that have passed permitless carry laws this year. More than a dozen states have introduced measures this year to allow residents to ...

Texas moves toward permit-free gun carrying, joining five other states this year A controversial proposal to allow Texans to carry handguns in public without obtaining a license or training passed the state Senate Wednesday, putting Texas on track to potentially join a handful of others that have passed permitless carry laws this year. More than a dozen states have introduced measures this year to allow residents to carry guns in public without a license, according to Brady, a gun control advocacy group. Gun safety advocates said it’s not unusual for states to introduce such proposals but s...

© press 'If President Biden follows through on his proposals, we will be in court very quickly,' AG Patrick Morrisey said Republican West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has threatened to sue Joe Biden after unveiling a series of gun control orders on Thursday. Morrisey said in a statement: “Defending the Second Amendment remains one of the most important priorities for the West Virginia Attorney General’s Office." "I will not allow the far left to run roughshod over our citizens’ gun rights." "If President Biden follows through on his proposals, we will be in court very qu...

8 Apr 2021 President Joe Biden declared Thursday that “no amendment is absolute” while unveiling a series of executive actions targeting American citizens’ Second Amendment rights. “Today, we’re taking steps to confront not just the gun crisis, but what is actually a public health crisis,” Biden announced in a speech at the White House’s Rose Garden, claiming: “Nothing, nothing I am about to recommend in any way impinges on the Second Amendment.” “No amendment, no amendment to the Constitution is absolute,” the president continued. “You can’t yell ‘fire’ in a cr...