Arguments against allowing the carry of a firearm without a state permit from three past commissioners of the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security.

...the U.S. Supreme Court has clearly ruled that state legislatures have the power to regulate the carrying of firearms in the interest of public safety.
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the right secured by the Second Amendment is not unlimited
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In 2008, the department issued 62,185 handgun permits, with only 344 suspended, 263 revoked and 99 denied.

By 2018, the permit system had grown dramatically, with 189,674 permits issued that year. In 2018, though, 1,906 permits were suspended, 931 revoked and 2,616 denied ...

Massey and Brig's voted against. That's something.

Mannis voted against.

Now going to governor for signature.