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Georgia bill blocks officers from enforcing federal gun laws
Second Amendment Preservation Act; enact
Bad for everyday people ·
If passed, the bill would stop state officers from helping enforce any federal gun rules, letting gun owners sue the state if they try.
Our take
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Citizens could lose the ability to have police enforce dangerous gun rules, making it harder to stop illegal weapons, while gun supporters see a stronger right to own arms.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- Bill changes Georgia law about dangerous instruments.
- It bars public officers from enforcing federal firearm laws.
- It lets gun owners sue the state for violating gun rights.
- It creates civil penalties and covers attorney fees.
- It waives sovereign immunity for these lawsuits.
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