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NRA-ILA GRASSROOTS
VOLUME 25, NUMBER 6
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The word “Outback”
used to conjure images of Australia’s tenacious frontier spirit; of hunters,
ranchers, and other adventurers who carved out a harsh existence from an
unforgiving land.
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Anybody who is
exposed to the so-called news media these days faces a barrage of bewildering
and often outlandish claims. “Breaking news” cycles through the public eye
with such frequency and speed that knowing what’s important, much less what’s
true, is becoming increasingly difficult.
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The National Rifle
Association’s Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) today applauded
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke’s Order to enhance big game migration
corridors. The Order calls on the Bureau of Land Management, National Park
Service and Fish and Wildlife Service to work together with state fish and game
agencies to identify and improve these critical habitats across the Western
United States. Private landowners may join these efforts on a voluntary
basis.
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An appellate court
judge in Wisconsin has ruled that lifetime loss of Second Amendment rights is
not on par with the threat of deportation when it comes to a lawyer’s duty to
advise clients of the secondary effects of a guilty plea. The case is State
of Wisconsin v. Amanda L. Longley.
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