By Bob Walsh
For literally a couple of hundred years it was not
illegal for a person in lawful possession of a firearm to possess that
firearm in a post office facility if that person was in an area of the
post office open to the general public conducting routine business with
the post office. Then somebody decided that was bad and changed the
policy. That has gone back and fourth a time or three in the last 2-3
years due to various court findings.
The current case of interest is FPC vs Garland. It is running in the Forth Worth, TX. division of the U. S. District Court.
The plaintiffs point out that there is in fact no statute law on the matter and there is no history of any such law.
Action on the suit is pending.
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