Urgent Action Alert: NH House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee Hearings on January 30th
The New Hampshire House is back in session and the real fight begins
There is a lot to tell you in this email alert:
First, the bill that we warned you about several weeks ago is now House Bill 159 Rep. Roy and Rep. Lacelles have not withdrawn their names and they have co-sponsored this red-flag gun control measure with one of the democrats. The bill is almost verbatim to House Bill 1711 from last year. They corrected a typo and removed one extraneous word “court” from the text.
There are no changes to the due process portion of the bill. The bill still lacks the necessary due process to take away someone’s constitutionally protected God-given rights. Most importantly, it still sends names to the failed NICS system.
Next, This Thursday, January 30th, the New Hampshire House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee will convene in Room 202-204 of the Legislative Office Building to discuss several bills that could significantly impact your Second Amendment rights. Here’s what you need to know and how you can act:
Your Action is Crucial:
Write to the Committee: Make your voice heard. Send emails to the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee at HouseCriminalJusticeandPublicSafety@leg.state.nh.us (mailto:HouseCriminalJusticeandPublicSafety@leg.state.nh.us). Clearly state your position on each bill:
Oppose HB 56-FN, HB 352-FN
Support HB 207-FN, HB 381-FN, HB 506-FN, HB 551-FN, HB 609-FN
Personalize Your Message: Share why these bills matter to you. Personal stories or concerns about rights and freedoms can make a powerful impact.
Attend the Hearing if Possible: Showing up in person can amplify our message. The hearing is at Room 202-204, LOB, Concord, NH, on January 30th.
This is our moment to stand firm for our rights. Let’s show the committee that New Hampshire’s gun owners will not stand for further erosion of our Second Amendment freedoms.
Together, we can influence the outcome of these bills. Act now, and let’s keep New Hampshire free.
For Liberty,
JR Hoell, Secretary
New Hampshire Firearms Coalition
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