Two gun rights groups are suing the U.S. Virgin Islands over concealed carry for nonresidents
Gun Owners of America and Gun Owners Foundation are suing the government of the U.S. Virgin Islands and its police commissioner as a fight over the Second Amendment deepens.Recommended Video The nonprofits are asking a federal judge to allow nonresidents to apply for and be issued licenses to carry concealed handguns in the U.S. territory. The lawsuit filed this week asserted that Florida resident Sean Dale Henry, a member of Gun Owners of America and supporter of Gun Owners Foundation, called the U.S.
- ▪Gun Owners of America and Gun Owners Foundation are suing the government of the U.S.
- ▪Virgin Islands and its police commissioner as a fight over the Second Amendment deepens.Recommended Video The nonprofits are asking a federal judge to allow nonresidents to apply for and be issued licenses to carry concealed handguns in the
- ▪The lawsuit filed this week asserted that Florida resident Sean Dale Henry, a member of Gun Owners of America and supporter of Gun Owners Foundation, called the U.S.
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Gun Owners of America and Gun Owners Foundation are suing the government of the U.S. Virgin Islands and its police commissioner as a fight over the Second Amendment deepens.Recommended Video The nonprofits are asking a federal judge to allow nonresidents to apply for and be issued licenses to carry concealed handguns in the U.S. territory. The lawsuit filed this week asserted that Florida resident Sean Dale Henry, a member of Gun Owners of America and supporter of Gun Owners Foundation, called the U.S. Virgin Islands’ police department multiple times to apply for such a license. “Henry has been unable to get the USVI police to so much as pick up the telephone,” the lawsuit states.
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