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One of the US states will allow residents to buy weapons without a license

On Monday February 22nd, the Indiana House of Representatives voted to abolish state firearms licenses. New York Post.

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House Bill 1369, which passed 65 votes to 31 and is now sent to the Senate, repeals the law requiring a license to carry a firearm in Indiana.

According to reports, this will allow anyone legally permitted to carry and own a firearm to do so without prior permission or a state license. The bill clarifies that some criminals may still be prohibited from carrying firearms.

Proponents of the bill argue that the permitting process punishes law-abiding citizens by requiring payment for a license. In their opinion, residents should not pay for the right guaranteed by the Second Amendment to the US Constitution.

“Anything that can make life easier for a law-abiding citizen is always something I try to support,” said Indianapolis gun owner Eric Houseman.

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Police, however, argued that canceling screening procedures would result in more guns on the streets, making communities less secure.

“I think we're all very strong supporters of the Second Amendment,” Lafayette Police Chief Patrick Flannelly said. “By eliminating processes that are effective screening mechanisms for people who want to buy guns, we will put more guns on the street, and people who shouldn't have access to guns will have access to them.”

Currently, to apply for an Indiana pistol license, you must be 18 years of age or older, register online, schedule an appointment for fingerprinting, and complete local law enforcement processing within 180 days.

“This bill is for the law-abiding citizens of Indiana,” said the bill's sponsor, Rep. Ben Smaltz, a Republican. “This bill is for the person under our laws who right now has to jump through hoops to get a gun permit.”

Of the more than 120 firearms license applicants in 000, nearly 2020% were rejected, according to the state. Flannelly said his department denied 4 people a permit to wear last year based on background checks.

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Critics of the draft law argue that if adopted, it will be difficult for the police to check whether someone is allowed to carry a firearm if a person is banned due to crimes committed.

The bill, if approved by the State Senate and signed by the Governor, will abolish gun licenses from March 2022.

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