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Gov. Declares State Of Emergency Over Police Shortage, Legalizes Permitless Carry

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Permitless carry

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Louisiana has recently embraced permitless carry, making it the 28th state to implement Constitutional Carry.

Licenses

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Governor Jeff Landry signed Senate Bill 1, allowing concealed carry licenses to be discretionary. The decision, supported by Governor Landry, marks a major win for supporters of the Second Amendment and legislation endorsed by the NRA.

Concealed

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Individuals who are 18 years and older can now carry a concealed handgun without the requirement of a permit.

Freedom

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Starting on Independence Day, individuals in Louisiana who are legally allowed to own a firearm will have the freedom to carry without needing a license from the state.

Residents

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This inclusive policy applies to residents who are 18 years and older, regardless of where they live, removing any worries about reciprocity.

Determination

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The approval of SB 1 signifies the result of years of lobbying and determination by gun owners and supporters of the Second Amendment in Louisiana.

Dedication

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Their unwavering dedication and resolve to reinstate the right to carry have paved the way for this significant moment in the Pelican State.

Escalating

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This action follows the Governor’s announcement of a state of emergency one month prior. The declaration was made in response to escalating worries about the decreasing presence of law enforcement officials in the state, underscoring the pressing requirement for steps to guarantee public safety.

Constitutional Carry

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This paved the way for conversations on the topic of Constitutional Carry. In a statement to Fox News, Governor Landry stressed the significance of upholding the rights of law-abiding citizens.

Victory

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Gov. Landry reiterated that individuals should not be required to obtain government approval to defend themselves and their loved ones, commending the approval of Constitutional Carry as a victory for freedom.

Blake Miguez

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Senator Blake Miguez, the main architect of SB 1, echoed Governor Landry’s views, highlighting the bill’s support for the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding individuals.

Second Amendment

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Miguez attributed the passage of the legislation to the dedicated work of NRA members and advocates for the Second Amendment.

Challenges

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The path to implementing Constitutional Carry in Louisiana faced challenges along the way.

Support

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Despite past hurdles, such as the veto of a comparable bill in 2021, Governor Landry’s backing and the steadfast support of Second Amendment proponents guaranteed the success of the bill this year.

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