As progressives, rallied by the Obama administration, actively work to curb Americans’ gun rights, one state has raised it’s hand and said “Stop!”
Just last Friday, Idaho announced that it would neither enforce nor abide by federal gun laws. The move was made possible by a measure introduced in the state’s House and Senate and passed unanimously by both chambers.
The law could very well be one of the most serious challenges to the federal government’s anti-gun agenda. Per the wording of the bill, Idaho law enforcement officers would face up to $1,000 in fines as well as misdemeanor charges if they enforce federal gun laws. These punitive measures will likely go a long way in discouraging Idaho LEO’s from collaborating with feds trying to enforce gun laws in the state.
Naturally, the federal government, to say nothing of this virulently anti-gun administration, is not going to be happy about a state rejecting it’s statutes regarding gun ownership and usage. Indeed, after a similar law was passed in Kansas, former Attorney General Eric Holder, a true maven of the gun control lobby, wrote a letter to Governor Brownback threatening legal action against the state over it.
Let’s hope that Idaho is able stay strong if Obama and his goons try to stop them.
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Federal law trumps state law. Do You guys really not know this?
Do you even know what a “military grade assault rifle” is? I have been to over 100 gun shows and shops in the last 5 years and have only seen two assault rifles and they were easily over $10K.
:. . . right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed. ”
Dumbass
WELL SAID. TIME TO TAKE A STAND BY OUR PEOPLE TO THIS TYRANT.
Robert Lyons The ability to write executives means the way they interpret and enforce laws – not right them. According to the Constitution only Congress (not the ATF, IRS, DEA, FBI, SEC, FCC . . .etc) can make laws. Any regulation that is enforced by any federal agency that is not passed into law by Congress is unconstitutional and cannot be legally enforced.
They have to do what they have to do
Patti Getty bull
My rights come before government.
Obviously, one does not understand sentence structure.
Okay, bye. Adios with the money laundering.