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KS: Kansas Bill to Make Campuses Permanent “Gun-free Zones" Fails
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A bill that would have made public university and community college campuses in Kansas permanent “gun-free” zones failed on Tuesday in committee. Only two Democrats on the committee voted to send the bill on to the State Senate.
Under a law passed in 2013, public colleges and universities in Kansas will have to allow the concealed carry of firearms on their campuses starting in July. That law also opened public buildings to concealed carriers, but provided a four-year exemption for campuses. |
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dasing
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| Those zones should be banned, not enabled! |
| Comment by:
dasing
(2/2/2017)
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| Only areas where LEO's are disarmed should apply to the people, we should have the same RIGHTS as LEO's! |
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