Idaho 2nd Amendment Alliance
Idaho passed its Campus Carry law in 2014, which is heavily restrictive and in desperate need of changes. Liberal Republicans have long held up the ability to change the law. While Constitutional Carry on campus remains our end goal, there are changes we can make now to move toward it. Short of just doing Constitutional […]
Today, the Idaho Second Amendment Alliance celebrates our 13th anniversary! The accomplishments of the ISAA and its members during the last 13 years are immeasurable. No gun group in Idaho, national or otherwise, has been able to do the things we have done. From our beginning fight for Constitutional Carry, expanding it twice, helping push […]
North Carolina could be the 30th Constitutional Carry state if the state legislature overrides their Democratic governor’s veto. North Carolina is one of the few states that doesn’t have either a Republian or Democrat trifecta. The legislature is controlled by Republicans, while the governor’s seat is controlled by Democrats. H.B. 50, North Carolina’s Constitutional Carry […]
This is one of the more common questions we get throughout the year. The short and easy answer is yes, it does apply to vehicles. The critical thing to remember is that when you are looking at the state code, there is a list of exemptions to needing a permit, and in this case, the […]
The fight for Constitutional Carry in Idaho began with the founding of the Idaho Second Amendment Alliance on August 21, 2012. From that day forward, the ISAA began pushing Constitutional Carry by gathering signatures, introducing legislation, marching, rallying, and holding elected officials accountable. ISAA members went “all in” to push Constitutional Carry. After passing the […]
In a bit of good news for gun owners coming out of the courts for once, the U.S. Supreme Court has denied Cert in the Worth v. Harrington case, meaning the 8th Circuit’s overturning of Minnesota’s ban on 18 to 20-year-olds carrying a firearm will remain! Bullet Points: The Second Amendment Foundation and Firearms Policy […]