Illinois again leads nation in gun background checks – Center Square

FBI National Instant Criminal System firearm background check data by state shows Illinois leading the nation with nearly 4 million firearm background checks through November. That’s more than 300,000 more than second place Kentucky at 3.6 million checks.
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Poor Taxpayer
3 years ago

Guns and drugs and carjacking is what is being taught in the CPS as of now. Students come out learning at a 3rd grade level. There are lots of criminals and more on the way every day. The poor immigrants are used to crime so it will be just like home for them. Chicago has become a war zone over the last decade.

debtsor
3 years ago

IL has 4,000,000 background checks last year. Yet, in three weeks, they’re going to effectively ban most semi-automatic guns in the state.

They’re afraid of you. Because they know, that we know, that they hate us.

It just shows how out of touch the politicians are if they think some law out of Springfield is going to take away our guns.

Unconstitutional laws will be ignored.

Last edited 3 years ago by debtsor
Trash Panda
3 years ago
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Right, buy a firearm thru a federally licensed dealer. Present your Illinois firearm owners ID, get a state background check, get a federal background check, pay state taxes on a legally purchased item and the have the state of Illinois turn you into a criminal felon possibly within a month. Makes sense to me.

Giddyap
3 years ago

In Chicago and Illinois, law and order is being replaced by a system that serves only the filthy lowlife criminals. You are now your own first responder.

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