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CA: Awesome: California Now Has A 'Second Amendment Sanctuary City'
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The small town of Needles, California, which sits right along the California-Arizona border, declared itself a Second Amendment Sanctuary City earlier this month. The city's officials wanted to show their support for gun rights and obtain an exemption from state gun control laws.
According to officials, California's anti-gun laws are severely hurting the small border town. Arizona gun owners have decided to boycott California over the Golden State's gun control laws, which is hitting Needles very hard. |
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| The exemption idea is a major-league fail. The 14th Amendment guarantees equal treatment under the law. Non-exempt towns and cities would have a winning cause of action. |
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