
Virginia Public and Non-Profit Universities and Their Weapons Policies
We researched the weapons policies of 38 Virginia universities. Here is what we found with links to each policy.
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We researched the weapons policies of 38 Virginia universities. Here is what we found with links to each policy.

Tennessee is trying to repeal its unconstitutional intent to go armed law, but unrelated additions to the bill could cause new problems.

Wyoming governor vetoes SAPA amendments after ICE pressure, despite the bill passing both chambers and including federal cooperation exceptions.

Minnesota introduces a bill banning most semi-auto rifles and standard magazines, with mandatory police inspection of your gun storage.

Massachusetts had 18 months to create new LTC training requirements. Instead, they are making instructors write their own courses.

Tennessee HB 1971 would bar citizens from challenging unconstitutional laws in court – directly conflicting with the state constitution.

The D.C. Court of Appeals strikes down the magazine ban, ruling 11+ round mags are protected arms in common use.

Kentucky HB 749 would let citizens buy the same machine guns used by law enforcement – directly from state police posts.

The 2025 NDAA allows surplus military shotguns to be transferred to the CMP for civilian sale. Mossberg and Remington models could be available soon.

Eighth Circuit reverses machine gun conviction, with one judge asserting the federal ban does not police the police. Could this open a new 2A battleground?

Idaho is the third state to introduce legislation legalizing machine guns. The bill would take effect if the federal ban is repealed or struck down.

SCOTUS heard oral arguments in Hemani, challenging the federal ban on gun possession for marijuana users. Several justices appeared skeptical of the government.
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