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Florida Republican files legislation to allow college students to carry guns on campus
Brevard County Republican state Sen. Randy Fine has filed legislation (SB 814) that would extend concealed carry rights to Florida colleges and universities. The state lawmaker — now running for a seat in Congress — has said over the past year that such legislation is necessary to protect students from “on-campus Muslim terror.
Florida lawmaker wants to allow concealed carry on college and university campuses
State Senator Randy Fine (R) 19th District wants to change the law. He introduced legislation that would allow people to legally carry concealed guns on college campuses.
Florida lawmaker files bill that would allow concealed carry on college campuses
Senator Randy Fine launched a campaign for congress late last year in hopes of representing Florida's 6th Congressional District.
Brevard Sen. Fine introduces bill to allow concealed carry of guns on college campuses
The Second Amendment does not take the semester off when you step on a college campus,” said Fine, R-Melbourne Beach.
Florida lawmaker files bill to allow college students to carry guns on campus
Should Florida college students be allowed to carry guns on campus? One state lawmaker says yes. State Senator Randy Fine, R-Melbourne, told WFSU in an interview on Wednesday that students should be able to protect themselves.
Florida senator files bill to allow concealed carry on college campuses
A new bill filed by state Sen. Randy Fine aims to allow the concealed carry of firearms on Florida college and university campuses.
Florida State Senator Randy Fine of Brevard Files Bill to Allow Concealed Carry on College Campuses
Florida State Senator Randy Fine of Brevard County has introduced Senate Bill 814 (SB 814), a bill to extend concealed carry rights to college and university campuses across the state.
FL Sen. Randy Fine proposes concealed carry on campus; UNF students say they won't feel safer
Fine says every adult, including students, should have the right to protect themselves on campus.
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