Wish you the best however, it is Illinois so I'm not holding my breath.
This is a discussion on Illinois House Bill HB0148 is The Concealed Carry Bill for Illinois. within the Concealed Carry Discussion forums, part of the Main Category category; Il. State Rep. Brandon Phelps has created HB0148 and is seeking support from Illinois Residents and Business Owners. The Family ...
Il. State Rep. Brandon Phelps has created HB0148 and is seeking support from Illinois Residents and Business Owners. The Family and Personal Protection Act is its name. It is currently awaiting its finishing touches from a Special Committee. The Committee will take the Decision of the Shepard/ Moore v Madigan into consideration before finalizing the Bill for a Vote. This gives us an opportunity to contact every State Official in Illinois and let them know that we DEMAND our 2nd Amendment Constitutional Rights restored. Especially Gov. Quinn, Senator Mike Madigan, Senator Cullerton and your Representatives and Senators. If you really want CCW in Illinois, get involved and speak out to your Officials by phone, e-mail or Mail. illinois carry.com or the NRA Website are great resources for contacting State Officials, the NRA Site is simply point and click! Be a part of the movement that some people say will NEVER happen, we can do this if everyone pitches in and makes our Democracy work as it should... of the people, by the people and for the people.
Wish you the best however, it is Illinois so I'm not holding my breath.
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Illinois is NEVER going to get shall issue concealed carry as it's known in the United States by ANY means other than Federal court (and probably inevitably Supreme Court, because Emmanuel will NEVER accept any decision at a lower level that allows citizens to defend themselves).
Even those here who claim that Illinois will pass concealed carry, hedge their bets with carve outs for Chicago and Cook County... kind of like a 13th Amendment that allows slavery in Mississippi, Georgia, and Alabama.
Legislation not IMPOSED by court decision? NEVER going to happen. You just need to look at Chicago's handgun ban. Were it not for the FEDERAL courts, it would still be going strong.
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"The original point and click interface was a Smith & Wesson".
"Those who would trade liberty for security, deserves neither liberty nor security."
"The original point and click interface was a Smith & Wesson".
I'm in KY and I stand by your right to carry. I think it is a battle all Americans must fight not just Illinois citizens!
When liberals run out of other people's right to infridge upon, how many will give up theirs?
Unfortunately, having grown up and lived in Chicago for 20+ years and having lived in Kentucky in the '80s, I'd wager that the average Kentuckian has more belief in the right of Illinoisians to carry than the average Illinoisan does. They, and Chicagoans in particular have bought fully into the myth of police "protection" and the idea that there are no human "rights", merely privileges freely bought and sold by our "betters".
If you've never lived in Chicago, it's hard to understand... kind of like North Korea if people COULD leave, but WOULDN'T.