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Alaska: Emergency Powers Legislation Passed out of Committee

Wednesday, May 19, 2021

Alaska: Emergency Powers Legislation Passed out of Committee

Yesterday, Emergency Powers Legislation, Senate Bill 136, was passed out of the Senate Community and Regional Affairs Committee.  The measure is expected to be considered by one more committee before floor action.  Please contact your Senator and ask them to SUPPORT Senate Bill 136.

 Senate Bill 136, sponsored by Sen. Myers, and co-sponsored by seven other pro-2A legislators, provides protections for gun stores, ranges, or any other entity that engages in the lawful selling or servicing of firearms, components, or accessories.  This measure prevents the prohibition, regulation, or seizure of citizens’ Second Amendment rights during a declared State of Emergency.

Again, please contact your Senator and ask them to SUPPORT Senate Bill 136.​

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