San Clemente City Council, 2A sanctuary city resolution

[Librarian]

https://www.sanclementetimes.com/james-looks-to-declare-san-clemente-as-second-amendment-sanctuary/

A non-binding resolution that Mayor Pro Tem Gene James is spearheading aims to declare San Clemente as a so-called Second Amendment Sanctuary City—a designation some U.S. cities and counties are adopting to fight a perceived attack on gun rights.
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The council is expected to take up the discussion on the resolution next month. Talks had been tabled twice so far, initially on April 6 at James’ request, as he acknowledged receiving a considerable number of emails on the matter.

Consideration of Adopting a Non-Binding Resolution of Support for the Right to Bear Arms (Agendized by Mayor Pro Tem James with the support of Councilmember Knoblock at the Council Meeting of March 16, 2021)

appears in the City Council Agenda for 5-18 - https://www.san-clemente.org/home/sh...65243321200000

One might consider emailing some support to individual council members.

Kathy Ward -- WardK@san-clemente.org

Gene James -- JamesG@san-clemente.org

Laura Ferguson -- FergusonL@san-clemente.org

Chris Duncan -- DuncanC@san-clemente.org

Steve Knoblock -- KnoblockS@san-clemente.org

[ja308]

Thats great hope it gets lots of traction .

[CGZ]

There are no ranges in San Clemente. The closest one is On Target in Laguna Niguel (or the Camp Pendleton range if you have access). I don't think San Clemente even has any gun stores.

[Jeepergeo]

There are no ranges in San Clemente. The closet one is On Target in Laguna Niguel (or the Camp Pendleton range if you have access). I don't think San Clement even has any gun stores.

The measure is important well beyond ranges and gun stores. It is great to see a city council member anywhere in the once great state of California with enough patriotic pride and confidence to bring the measure forward.

[CGZ]

Yes, but compare it to when Needles did it, a border town where the closest California city is over 100 miles away. Even then, they still needed state approval to do anything and the state laws continue to be enforced. Many more cities need to pass similar resolutions before any weight is behind them.