**Missouri lawmakers propose minutemen militia force, advance nullification of federal gun laws **
This year could see gun owners in Missouri legally assembling into a state-sanctioned militia.
The bill creating the Missouri minutemen, Senate Bill 528, was one of several bills heard this week in the Senate General Laws Committee aimed at protecting and expanding gun rights in the state. Some of these bills, and others throughout the session, speak to state lawmakers’ growing concern that a more liberal federal administration will be able to start enacting more gun control measures.
House Bill 85, which has already passed the House, would establish the Second Amendment Preservation Act. The act would attempt to use the Anti-Commandeering Doctrine, which has allowed states to adopt less restrictive marijuana laws than the federal government, to directly challenge federal rights to institute gun control or taxation.
Also:
Montana lawmakers advance bill to nullify federal gun bans
Alabama House committee OKs bill attempting to nullify federal gun laws
Arkansas senators declare federal gun laws null and void within state borders
Republican lawmakers in Alabama have introduced a half-dozen bills this year to block state and local authorities from enforcing any new federal restrictions on gun rights that might be coming down from Washington.
This would be a prime opp for states to take a stand and get the party started.
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**Missouri lawmakers propose minutemen militia force, advance nullification of federal gun laws **
This year could see gun owners in Missouri legally assembling into a state-sanctioned militia.
The bill creating the Missouri minutemen, Senate Bill 528, was one of several bills heard this week in the Senate General Laws Committee aimed at protecting and expanding gun rights in the state. Some of these bills, and others throughout the session, speak to state lawmakers’ growing concern that a more liberal federal administration will be able to start enacting more gun control measures.
House Bill 85, which has already passed the House, would establish the Second Amendment Preservation Act. The act would attempt to use the Anti-Commandeering Doctrine, which has allowed states to adopt less restrictive marijuana laws than the federal government, to directly challenge federal rights to institute gun control or taxation.
Also:
Montana lawmakers advance bill to nullify federal gun bans
Alabama House committee OKs bill attempting to nullify federal gun laws
Arkansas senators declare federal gun laws null and void within state borders
Republican lawmakers in Alabama have introduced a half-dozen bills this year to block state and local authorities from enforcing any new federal restrictions on gun rights that might be coming down from Washington.
Let's get the party started.