Bill to prevent ‘red flag’ gun policies advances

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Passed on an 8-2 vote

https://www.google.com/amp/s/oklaho...to-prevent-red-flag-gun-policies-advances/amp
Bill to prevent ‘red flag’ gun policies advances
by Carmen Forman
Published: Tue, February 25, 2020 12:57 PM
Updated: Tue, February 25, 2020 1:13 PM

“This would ensure that we, as the state Legislature, would preempt anything dealing with red flag laws here in the state so that no local municipality, county ordinance or any other political subdivision would accept funds or work toward implementing their own form of a 'red flag' law,” said Sen. Nathan Dahm, the bill’s author.

 

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“This would ensure that we, as the state Legislature, would preempt anything dealing with red flag laws here in the state so that no local municipality, county ordinance or any other political subdivision would accept funds or work toward implementing their own form of a 'red flag' law,” said Sen. Nathan Dahm, the bill’s author.

So this prevents counties and cities in OK from having their own red flag laws?
But it sounds like it doesn't say the state or feds can't enforce one......?

 

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IMO there is already a preemption to red flag laws. It's called the Constitution of the United States.