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AR: Several State Laws Take Effect Next Week
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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A stack of new state laws concerning guns, schools, even wine take effect next week. One allows concealed carry license holders to keep their gun on their employer's property. Act 1071 states Arkansans with the permits can store their guns in their cars out of sight and under lock and key in a private employer's parking lot. "I'm sure a significant number of Americans have been doing this long before concealed carry licenses have come out," said Chuck Schlichting, a CCL holder for three years. |
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PHORTO
(7/31/2017)
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Screw your property rights.
It doesn't say "shall not be infringed, except by employers". |
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