Florida could become the 26th state to allow people to carry concealed loaded guns anywhere without permits under legislation endorsed Monday by House Speaker Paul Renner and the Florida Sheriffs Association.
The National Rifle Association, however, lauded the proposal.
With Republicans holding super-majorities in the House and Senate, the legislation is almost certain to win approval. But supporters said that expanding the rights of people to be armed will help residents feel more secured.
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