Videos tagged with State Legislature

This video discusses a proposed firearm ban in New Mexico, focusing on its potential impact on gas-operated firearms with magazines over 10 rounds. It details the legislative process, including votes in the Senate and House committees, and explores the legal and political challenges such bans face. The discussion also touches on the broader implications for gun owners and the potential for legal battles, drawing parallels to other states with similar legislation.

This video discusses how California's Proposition 50, ostensibly a redistricting measure, could significantly harm Second Amendment rights. The speaker argues that the proposition will create new district maps that drastically reduce pro-2A representation in Congress, potentially silencing voices like Representative Darryl Issa who have worked to end restrictive firearm laws. The impact is predicted to extend to the state legislature, further solidifying anti-gun majorities.

A federal district court judge in California has ruled against the state's ban on non-resident carry permits in the case Hoffman v. Bonta. This ruling, a facial challenge, strikes down the law as unconstitutional and applies nationwide, unlike previous rulings limited to specific plaintiffs. However, the California State Legislature is considering AB 1078, which could potentially make these rulings moot by establishing a new, strict framework for non-resident carry permits.

This video details the grassroots activism efforts led by Gun Owners of America (GOA) in Florida, focusing on the fight for constitutional and open carry rights. It highlights the work of Florida State Director Luis Valdez in lobbying, public speaking, and organizing to influence state-level legislation, often in opposition to established political leadership. The narrative emphasizes how persistent activism can shift public discourse and legislative priorities, even against significant political inertia.

This video discusses Florida House Bill 31 (HB31), a proposed piece of legislation for the 2025 session aimed at repealing red flag laws and establishing open carry for firearms in Florida. Despite Republican control of the state government, Senate President Ben Albritton has expressed opposition to open carry, citing law enforcement concerns. The bill's passage hinges on legislative action and public pressure, with Governor Ron DeSantis indicating he would sign such a bill if it reaches his desk.

The video discusses the political strategy of Missouri Democrats regarding gun control following a recent shooting. House Minority Leader Crystal Quaid is quoted stating their intention to 'cause as much chaos as we can' to draw attention to their policy goals, acknowledging these goals have 'zero chance' of passing the Republican-controlled legislature. The focus is on leveraging these calls for stricter gun laws for electoral gain in the upcoming November elections, rather than immediate legislative success.

This video discusses California's recent vote to approve a proposed 28th Amendment, which aims to circumvent Second Amendment protections. The speaker, from Copper Jacket TV, expresses strong opposition to this measure, highlighting California's perceived hostility towards gun rights. The video explains the process for a constitutional convention and the unlikelihood of this amendment passing nationwide, while emphasizing the political message California is sending regarding gun control.

This video criticizes New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's decision to suspend constitutional rights regarding firearm carry, deeming it an abuse of power and a threat to public safety. The speaker argues that such actions, particularly citing guns as a public health hazard, lack legal precedent and endanger law-abiding citizens by disarming them while criminals remain unaffected. The commentary suggests potential legal ramifications for the governor, including charges of treason and accessory to murder, due to the perceived consequences of her policies.

This video discusses the increasing use of 'red flag' laws in Washington D.C. and criticizes their potential for unconstitutional seizure of property without due process. It also covers legal challenges to state preemption laws in Ohio and Georgia, and a mayor's attempt to ban certain firearms in St. Louis, Missouri. The content highlights concerns about gun control measures infringing on Second and Fourth Amendment rights.

This video provides an update on Day 2 of a Tennessee Special Session concerning gun control. It includes direct links to help viewers find their state legislators and contact Governor Bill Lee, encouraging civic engagement. The description also features numerous affiliate links for supporting the channel, purchasing products from Blackout Coffee, GNG shirts, and joining organizations like Gun Owners of America and the Firearms Policy Coalition. Information on video production equipment and disclaimers about the educational and entertainment nature of the content are also present.

This video explains why a previous video discussing the legality of firearm transfers under Washington's House Bill 1240 was removed. The speaker clarifies that while the legal interpretation of possession and transfer might be permissible, individual FFLs have the discretion to refuse sales due to potential risks and the current regulatory climate. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding FFLs' rights to conduct business as they see fit and the need for gun owners to be mindful of their dependence on the FFL industry.

This video discusses a situation where Washington State's governor and legislature are reportedly telling the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) to disregard federal regulations. William Kirk, President of Washington Gun Law, provides insights into this legal and political development regarding Second Amendment rights. The description encourages viewers to contact Washington Gun Law for further questions and provides their website and phone number. It also links to their Rumble, Patreon, Facebook, and Twitter accounts.