Young hunters and Protect Illinois Communities Act

I’m not against the intention of the “Defend Illinois Communities Act” to ban assault weapons in Illinois, however, if doing a landmark invoice like HB5855, higher have the whole lot so as.

HB5855 doesn’t. It’s mess, which I doubt would stand as much as even a easy problem in court docket.

Take the authorized limbo for a key demographic of hunters, these 18-21, who purchase shotguns and ammunition and use them to hunt and to shoot. It seems that group can be in a deadly authorized scenario.

Once I requested if the Illinois Division of Pure Assets had any enter, Jayette Bolinski, IDNR director of communications, responded, “IDNR has been monitoring this invoice and is working with all events to make sure the protection of the individuals of the State of Illinois whereas selling searching entry for our youthful hunters.”

I can’t translate that. However I guarantee you, discipline workers know what a freaking mess HB5855 is.

When doing a invoice this essential, do it proper, in any other case it’s a political stunt with unintended penalties.

To learn the invoice, click on right here.