Louisiana lawmakers advance bill allowing concealed carry without permit
- Louisiana is advancing legislation that would allow concealed carry without a permit, argued by Republicans as upholding Second Amendment rights.
- Democrats and law enforcement fear increased gun violence and risks to public safety with permitless concealed carry, citing concerns about identifying threats.
- The Senate approved bills for permitless concealed carry and immunity for self-defense shooters, potentially signed by Louisiana's governor to become law.
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