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IL: Illinois Democrat Pushes to Ban Sanctuary Counties
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An Illinois Democrat, Rep. Kathleen Willis (D-Addison) is pushing legislation to make it illegal for counties to declare themselves gun sanctuaries. The move has gun owners upset and some said they're against this bill. They say if it passes it'll infringe on their Second Amendment rights. It's a growing trend across the state and area counties are declaring themselves "gun sanctuaries."
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Stripeseven
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| A Totalitarian Super State..Well, at least in their own little minds.. |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(3/13/2019)
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I bet those same politicians love sanctuary cities for illegal aliens, though.
When the govt. treats illegals better than its own citizens you know the country is circling the drain. |
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