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President Trump Says White House Is Working on National Concealed-Carry Legislation
President Trump said Tuesday the White House is advancing national concealed-carry reciprocity legislation. Bills on the issue were introduced in both chambers of Congress last year.
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Speaking in Pennsylvania, the president raised the topic while addressing National Rifle Association members. " Bills on the issue were introduced in both chambers of Congress last year.
Legislation introduced by Rep. Richard Hudson moved out of committee in October 2025, but the Senate Judiciary Committee has not advanced a competing bill. Trump has previously stated he would sign such legislation into law.
White House officials did not say Tuesday whether the president was referring to the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2025 or new legislation. "National right to carry, we’re working on it," Trump said.
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