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VA: New gun laws take effect on July 1 in Virginia
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Five new gun laws took effect in Virginia Thursday, and while some describe them as a necessary step forward, others call it a government overreach.
Among the laws are measures that prohibit firearms on the state Capitol grounds and surrounding areas, lengthen the amount of time the FBI has to conduct a background check and prohibit domestic abusers from purchasing, possessing or transporting a firearm for three years after their date of conviction.
Advocates of pro-gun control and pro-second amendment have divisive reactions to the new law. |
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PHORTO
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VA's time is a-comin'.
I imagine they should stock up on butt grease. |
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