With little discussion Tuesday, Oct. 10, an Ohio House committee approved a series of changes to a controversial gun measure. The bill, known as the Second Amendment Preservation Act, would keep state and local law enforcement from carrying out federal firearm provisions. Supporters claim the measure falls within the scope of anti-commandeering doctrine; essentially, federal officials can’t compel other agencies to enforce policy for them.
Second Amendment ‘Sanctuary’ Bill in Ohio Gets Tweaks to its Approach
