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Governor Moves to Delay Virginia’s New “Assault Firearm” Public Carry Ban Until 2027
Virginia gun owners received some unexpected news during the current special legislative session. Although the session was called to address budget issues, Governor Abigail Spanberger has used the budget amendment process to propose numerous substantive policy changes including delaying the … Continue reading
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