Illinois Swamped By Surge In Firearm Owner Applications « CBS Chicago

Illinois Swamped By Surge In Firearm Owner Applications « CBS Chicago


CHICAGO (CBS) — Illinois State Police say they’re trying to deal with a huge backlog of applications for Firearms Owner Identification cards.

The agency received more than 28,000 applications for cards during April alone.

That’s on top of an existing backlog of nearly 76,000 applications. The state police say they are dealing with a record number of applications.

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Man Arrested For Allegedly Shooting Realistic Toy Gun With Kids « CBS New York

Man Arrested For Allegedly Shooting Realistic Toy Gun With Kids « CBS New York

Big PsyOp to scare and condition kids that guns are bad, even illegal. Here is Eric Holder on brainwashing people on gun control: Lest we forget "Fast & Furious" (gun running into Mexico - drug cartels) - Blame 2nd Amendment:

Breaking: Secret Bilderberg Agenda Leaked by Mole

What is Bilderberg? What do these "leaders" discuss? How does it affect us? How does this affect US sovereignty?

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NRA-ILA :: Texas: Campus Carry Language Added to Another Higher Ed Bill -br/ This Time Texas Senate Passes Measure!

We've seen what happens on an "unarmed" campus. Let's see what happens when these nut job gunmen don't know just who may be packn' to shoot back...

NRA-ILA :: Texas: Campus Carry Language Added to Another Higher Ed Bill -br/ This Time Texas Senate Passes Measure!

Atty. general: Ill. should release FOID card list - chicagotribune.com

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — The Illinois attorney general says state police must release the name of everyone in the state who is authorized to own a gun.

Illinois state police determine who gets a Firearm Owners Identification card, which allows people to own guns. The police have always kept the list private.

But Attorney General Lisa Madigan's public access counselor released a letter Monday night saying the information should be public.

The Associated Press had requested the list of FOID cardholders but state police said that would violate the privacy of gun owners. The attorney general's office ruled that argument invalid.

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