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SAF on Offense v. New Orleans Emergency Proclamation over COVID-19
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The Second Amendment Foundation quickly took the offense against New Orleans Mayor Latoya Cantrell, warning her against “suspending or limiting the sale of firearms and ammunition under her recently proclaimed State of Emergency due to Covid-19.”
On March 11, Mayor Cantrell issued a proclamation that included this language: “Subject to the provisions of Act 275 of 2006 (Regular session), the Emergency Authority is hereby empowered, if necessary to suspend, or limit the sale, dispensing, or transporting of alcoholic beverages, firearms, explosives, and combustibles.” |
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stevelync
(3/19/2020)
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I'm betting that those who lost personal property during the govt douchebaggery that ensued during Hurricane Katrina aren't going to let it happen again. |
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