OKLAHOMA-Land of the Free and Home of the Brave
Oklahoma governor
Mary Fallinand along with other state officials are NOW prohibited from banning or
confiscating firearms during a state of emergency under a bill signed
into law.
Governor Fallinand signed the bill Wednesday that specifically bars any state or local official from restricting the sale, possession or transportation of firearms and ammunitions, even during a declared state of emergency.
The bill was pushed by gun rights advocates who cited a situation in Louisiana in which firearms were confiscated after Hurricane Katrina...
ILLEGALLY and UNCONSTITUTIONALLY!
The measure amends the Oklahoma Riot Control and Prevention Act, which gives the governor broad power during emergencies, including the ability to impose curfews, prevent public gatherings and restrict the sale of certain items.
The bill takes effect November 1.
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