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| The Senate Judiciary has approved anti-self-defense legislation, Senate Bill 554, sending the measure to the Senate floor for a final chamber vote. |
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| This past week and weekend, Governor Kristi Noem signed multiple pro-gun and self-defense bills into law. |
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| Yesterday, committees in both chambers of the West Virginia Legislature voted to advance the pro-gun bills before them. Senate Bill 458 protects Second Amendment rights during emergencies, and House Bill 2793 establishes a nonresident carry permit. These bills now go to the floors of their respective chambers for further consideration. |
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| House Bill 1369 is still sitting in the Senate Judiciary Committee without a hearing scheduled. |
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| Draft bills are currently being circulated to restrict magazine capacities and require a license to obtain handguns. In addition, last week, House Bill 124 was introduced, to strip Second Amendment rights without due process. |
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