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Gov. Pritzker overhauls Illinois gun rules after Highland Park massacre, critics warn of 2nd Amendment breach

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Illinois State Police filed emergency rules Monday to expand the language of a law that allows it to revoke someone's Firearm Owners Identification (FOID) card. The action comes exactly two weeks after a mass shooting in Highland Park, Illinois that left seven dead and dozens of others injured.

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Rule broadens scope of gun-card applicant's potential threat

The Illinois State Police Department has implemented an emergency rule to allow authorities broader discretion in issuing Firearm Owner’s Identification cards

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Gov. Pritzker calls for change in guidelines for who can be deemed 'Clear and Present Danger,' denied FOID in wake of Highland Park massacre

Gov. JB Pritzker is pushing the Illinois State Police to change their policy regarding who can get a Firearm Owners Identification Card.

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Chicago Tribune

In wake of Highland Park mass shooting, Illinois State Police move to expand use of ‘clear and present danger’ reports

In response to the mass shooting at the Highland Park Fourth of July parade, the Illinois State Police issued an emergency rule that will allow the agency to retain reports on people found to pose a “clear and present danger” to themselves or others even if they don’t have a current firearm owner’s identification card or a pending application.

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ISP changes how clear and present danger reports impact FOID card applications after Highland Park

Two weeks after the mass shooting at Highland Park's Independence Day parade, an emergency rule change is being put in place by the Illinois State Police and the governor's office to change how FOID applications are processed.

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Chicago Sun Times

State Police push broader use of ‘clear and present danger’ reports in FOID card screening

Gov. J.B. Pritzker speaks to reporters on July 4 about the mass shooting that happened earlier that day at the Fourth of July parade in Highland Park.Tyler Pasciak LaRiviere/Sun-Time fileIllinois State Police on Monday submitted an emergency rule to allow for broader use of “clear and present danger” reports — aimed at barring applicants from receiving a firearm owner’s identification card or revoking a current card for those who exhibit violent…

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ISP Files Emergency Rule Change to Clear and Present Danger Reports After Highland Park Shooting

Illinois State Police have filed an emergency rule change that aims to broaden the use of clear and present danger reports for those applying for a Firearm Owners Identification card or who currently have one.

2 years ago·Chicago, United States

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Gov. Pritzker overhauls Illinois gun rules after Highland Park massacre, critics warn of 2nd Amendment breach

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Rule broadens scope of gun-card applicant's potential threat

Rule broadens scope of gun-card applicant's potential threat

Gov. Pritzker calls for change in guidelines for who can be deemed 'Clear and Present Danger,' denied FOID in wake of Highland Park massacre

Gov. Pritzker calls for change in guidelines for who can be deemed 'Clear and Present Danger,' denied FOID in wake of Highland Park massacre

In wake of Highland Park mass shooting, Illinois State Police move to expand use of ‘clear and present danger’ reports

In wake of Highland Park mass shooting, Illinois State Police move to expand use of ‘clear and present danger’ reports

ISP changes how clear and present danger reports impact FOID card applications after Highland Park

ISP changes how clear and present danger reports impact FOID card applications after Highland Park

State Police push broader use of ‘clear and present danger’ reports in FOID card screening

State Police push broader use of ‘clear and present danger’ reports in FOID card screening

ISP Files Emergency Rule Change to Clear and Present Danger Reports After Highland Park Shooting

ISP Files Emergency Rule Change to Clear and Present Danger Reports After Highland Park Shooting

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