GunsFinding
Hawaii should keep its law banning guns at beaches, parks and other listed public places.
A 2023 Hawaii law bans carrying firearms in many public places, including beaches, parks and bars, even for permit holders. Parts of the law have been challenged in federal court.
Josh Green
These bills strike a very appropriate balance between public safety, and protecting people and children in Hawaiʻi, along with respecting the Second Amendment right of individuals.
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