Push back against Georgia bill allowing people to carry guns without permits
Gov. Brian Kemp signed what conservatives call "constitutional carry" into law. Georgians no longer need a license or a background check to carry a weapon in public. Opponents of the bill say the law opens up a dangerous loophole to bypass background checks in private sales.
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Push back against Georgia bill allowing people to carry guns without permits
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