Second Amendment Sanctuary on the Ballot in Four Oregon Counties
Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinances are on the ballot in the OR counties of Clatsop, Columbia, Coos and Umatilla. Vote YES for the SASO!
Waynesboro city council takes no action on second amendment resolution
After about three hours of discussion and comments, Waynesboro City Council took no action on a proposed resolution to make the city a "constitutional city."
Shenandoah County residents make their voices heard.
Citizens of Shenandoah County are not giving up without a fight. Check out how many of them showed up at their recent board of supervisors meeting.
Updated Map of American Pro Second Amendment / 2A Sanctuary Counties – 2/12/2020
Updated 2/12/2020 - This map shows the counties that we are aware of in the United States that have declared themselves Sanctuary Counties. Please share.
VA Sheriffs show up and join VA gun rights rally
At least one Virginia sheriff could be seen showing support for pro-gun rights activists who rallied at the Virginia Capitol building in Richmond on Monday.
Grayson County Sheriff Richard Vaughan...
With Republicans like these, who needs Democrats?
Two Republicans decided not to support a 2nd Amendment Sanctuary County Resolution in Bedford County, Tennessee. The resolution never even came to a vote.
Did a mislabeled memory stick take out Republican, Nick Freitas?
Despite leading the night before, it is being reported that an overlooked and mislabeled memory stick may have led to a loss for Nick Freitas.
How to turn your Second Amendment Sanctuary into a Business Sanctuary
Why stop at a 2A Sanctuary County? Eastland County, Texas has declared itself to be a Sanctuary County for All Businesses. You can do it too!
Georgia bill would block ‘red flag’ orders that require surrender of guns
State Rep. Ken Pullin has filed legislation targeting any future laws that would require those who are found to be a threat to themselves or others to surrender their weapons.
In a surprise move, Prince William VA, supervisors table controversial gun resolution
The Prince William County Board of Supervisors will set aside, for now, any further discussion on a proposed resolution urging Virginia lawmakers to support a handful of new laws aimed at preventing gun violence.