From the AP:
The National Rifle Association says the San Francisco Housing Authority is preparing to drop its blanket handgun ban in public housing.
NRA lawyer CD Michel says the agreement, which settles a federal lawsuit, hasn’t been finalized. But he says if the settlement is approved as expected, the housing authority will allow public housing tenants to keep legally obtained handguns. In exchange, the housing authority won’t be required to pay any damages or attorney fees.
The NRA sued the housing authority a day after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a gun ban in Washington D.C.and ruled that individual citizens have a right to keep handguns.
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Good news, but here is hoping at least one of these local governments or states tows the line with their restrictions … we need a strong incorporation case in the SCOTUS.
Apparently Richard Daley is making a little noise, regarding the possibility of easing Chicago’s prohibitions.