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IL: Gun owners plan rally for start of fall legislative session to oppose fingerprinting measure
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Gun owners from around the state plan to remind Illinois lawmakers about their opposition to a measure that would require those seeking a Firearm Owners Identification card to submit fingerprints on the first day of the fall legislative session.
Lawmakers return to Springfield on Oct. 28 for the first three days of the veto session. State Rifle Association Executive Director Richard Pearson said he expects it to be a busy session with a lot of different issues coming up. The association will focus on Senate Bill 1966, a measure that would increase fees for Firearm Owner Identification cards. |
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Stripeseven
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This Tyrannical Super State demands that you obey.
One can only ponder the reason as to why no one has been brought to justice for these crimes against the American people...TITLE 18, U.S.C., SECTION 242.
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