Sanctuary resolution sparks debate

  • Jake Browning reporter@thefranklinpress.com Some county residents are impatiently waiting for a decision on whether or not Macon County will become a Second Amendment Sanctuary. More than 400 local governments in 20 states have adopted resolutions to become Second Amendment sanctuaries, resolving to protect gun owners’ rights regardless of laws passed by state and federal governments. The concept has gained popularity in 2020 following the rise of a sweeping gun control agenda in Virginia’s new state legisl
    Jake Browning reporter@thefranklinpress.com Some county residents are impatiently waiting for a decision on whether or not Macon County will become a Second Amendment Sanctuary. More than 400 local governments in 20 states have adopted resolutions to become Second Amendment sanctuaries, resolving to protect gun owners’ rights regardless of laws passed by state and federal governments. The concept has gained popularity in 2020 following the rise of a sweeping gun control agenda in Virginia’s new state legisl
Some county residents are impatiently waiting for a decision on whether or not Macon County will become a Second Amendment Sanctuary. More than 400 local governments in 20 states have adopted…

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