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Thursday, May 06, 2021

Tennessee House Passes Second Amendment Sanctuary Act

The Tennessee House passed the “Second Amendment Sanctuary Act,” asserting the state can ignore unconstitutional federal gun rules and regulations. The act would also punish any official who violates this legislation by removing them from their position. 

The act reasserts that Tennessee doesn’t have to enforce any federal law, treaty, order, rule, or regulation that the United States Supreme Court (SCOTUS) or the Tennessee Supreme Court has ruled unconstitutional. The Second Amendment Sanctuary Act passed 74 to 13, with just one Democrat voting for it – State Representative Antonio Parkinson (D-Memphis). Last week, it passed in the Senate along party lines, 24 to 4 with two abstaining their votes.

5 comments:

  1. Good for Tennessee. The coward Republicans in Missouri tabled our bill that would have done the same thing after a few democrats complained about it.

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  2. Unless these "sanctuary" laws REQUIRE state and local LEO to arrest and state and local Prosecutors to try any person including Federal LEO for violating this law it's a pointless waste of time.

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    1. I’m gonna do whatever the fuck I want either way.

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  3. I am from Montana, but I love these Tennessee People. Helloo! I love you. Wished I was not 70 Yr. ?old.

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  4. So, secession in name only?

    Alein

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