Videos tagged with Legislative Override

Louisiana has passed House Bill 131, enacting constitutional carry and becoming the 28th state to do so. Despite potential gubernatorial vetoes, the bill's strong legislative support makes it veto-proof, allowing it to become law without the governor's signature. This development signifies a growing national movement towards permitless carry.

This ARFCOM News segment covers the Louisiana Governor's veto of a constitutional carry bill, with potential for legislative override. It also reports on the Sixth Circuit granting an en banc rehearing for a DOJ case and Smith & Wesson's enhancements to the M&P15T II. The video emphasizes that no firearms or related accessories are sold, and the content avoids policy violations.

This video from Guns & Gadgets details the Arkansas State Senate's override of Governor Asa Hutchinson's veto on SB 298, the Arkansas Sovereignty Act of 2021. The Act asserts that the federal government has no power to impose gun laws in Arkansas. The Senate's 21-12 vote moves the bill to the State House, reflecting a broader trend of states pushing back against federal gun control measures.

This video reports on West Virginia's legislative victory for Second Amendment rights, specifically the passage of permitless concealed carry. The bill, initially vetoed by Governor Earl Ray Tomblin, was successfully overridden by both the House and Senate. The new law will take effect 90 days after its passage, allowing concealed carry without a permit, while open carry already permitted without a permit.