Videos tagged with Indiana HB 1077

This video discusses the significant progress of constitutional carry legislation across multiple US states. It highlights Alabama and Ohio as states where constitutional carry bills have passed the legislature and are heading to the governor's desk. The discussion also covers Nebraska and Indiana, detailing procedural maneuvers being used to advance similar legislation. The speakers emphasize the crucial role of citizen engagement in driving these legislative changes and express optimism about further expansion of constitutional carry.

This video discusses the gutting of Indiana House Bill 1077, which aimed to establish constitutional carry. Despite passing the House, the bill was significantly amended in the Senate Judiciary Committee following testimony from Indiana State Police Superintendent Douglas Carter, who opposed the measure. The amendment effectively removed permitless carry, requiring permits for all individuals unless federally prohibited. The speaker criticizes law enforcement opposition to such bills, arguing it infringes on constitutional rights.

This video provides an expert-level update on Constitutional Carry legislation across multiple states, including Nebraska, Indiana, Florida, Ohio, Georgia, Wisconsin, Alabama, and Virginia. It details the progress, opposition, and key political figures involved in each state's legislative efforts, drawing on in-depth knowledge of state processes and advocacy group involvement. The analysis highlights the strategic efforts of groups like Gun Owners of America and the counter-efforts from organizations such as Moms Demand Action.