New Jersey 2A News

Governor Phil Murphy’s latest move undermines government transparency and penalizes citizens for seeking public records. This controversial bill has sparked outrage on both sides of the political coin, with critics branding it a significant blow to democracy. Discover the full story behind Murphy’s authoritarian agenda and its implications for New Jersey residents.

We’re surprised it took so long for something like this to be introduced in New Jersey. While the path to legal immigration for most typically takes many years and thousands of dollars paid to attorneys as well as filing fees with the US Government, some in New Jersey see fit to welcome, if not encourage, illegal immigration. All of this is would be made possible with your tax dollars.

Sponsored by Assemblyman Joe Danielsen, the same slimy politician that sponsored the so-called “Carry Killer” bill, New Jersey bill A4045 / S2930 has been passed by both legislative chambers and awaits Governor Murphy’s signature. While we normally report exclusively on 2nd Amendment-related news, this bill is so egregious and reeks of such self-dealing and corruption, that we can’t let Murphy sign it into law quietly.

Although unlikely to be signed into law under the Murphy administration, its great to see New Jersey legislators proposing laws that stop us from further needing to choose between prison and great bodily injury or death.

Governor Murphy was so proud to sign the so-called Carry Killer bill into law. The law that makes most of the state, like transportation hubs, off limits to lawful carriers of defensive firearms. The NJ AG, Matthew Platkin, plays Flavor Flav to Murphy’s Chuck D. The two of them actively advocate for victim-disarmament zones like train and bus stations. And thats when stuff like this happens. Read on.

New Jersey’s Governor Phil Murphy faces criticism for a budget proposal seeking significant fee increases on Firearms Identification Cards, purchase permits, and concealed carry permits. Critics argue that these measures would restrict citizens’ Second Amendment rights, with past fee hikes already facing legal challenges.

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and Attorney General Matthew Platkin claim that federally-regulated firearms dealers in the state lawfully sell guns, citing a report from Brady United. Will they next claim that the sky is blue?

Now that the White House has its very own office of gun control, Attorneys General across the country are writing Santa letters. What are they asking for? A ban on the sale of Lake City 5.56 to civilians.