Second Amendment Reaffirmation and Protection Act

Summary

The bill adds the Second Amendment Reaffirmation and Protection Act, which tells state and local officials not to enforce any firearm rule that exists only because of a federal law that has been repealed, struck down, or permanently enjoined. It also bars state entities from limiting a person’s right to carry a concealed weapon, except in prisons, schools, or military facilities. Violations can be challenged in court with possible attorney‑fee awards.

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