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VA: Alexandria Bans Guns on City Property
Submitted by:
David Willliamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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The governing body of northern Virginia’s largest city has voted unanimously to ban firearms on all public property. The Alexandria City Council voted unanimously for the ordinance after a public hearing Saturday. The new law takes effect July 1 and bars firearms and ammunition from all city facilities and parks.
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hisself
(6/22/2020)
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So, the Second Amendment does not apply in Alexandria?
How does that work? Is it like CHOP, or Communist China? |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(6/22/2020)
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| VA is now an incorporated suburb of D.C. |
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gariders
(6/22/2020)
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| this should include police, special agents, and 'special' government elected officials. the law should apply to all. |
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