Summary
Gilroy may declare itself a Second Amendment sanctuary, meaning it would refuse to enforce some California gun laws. If you care about local gun rules, expect a heated fight over whether city police should follow state firearms policy.
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Taxpayers could end up covering legal bills—and possibly lost state funding—if the city picks a fight with California over gun-law enforcement.
Gun owners and Second Amendment advocates who want Gilroy to back off enforcing certain state gun laws.
Residents and officials who support stricter gun laws—or worry about legal costs and public-safety risks—could be harmed.
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