No background checks required at gun shows
Legislators also decided to flex their muscles and impose new limits on the rights of local governments.
One measure bars cities from enacting regulations requiring background checks when guns are sold at city-owned facilities. It is aimed specifically at Tucson, which has such an ordinance.
Since the rule was put in place, gun-show operators have moved their operations to privately-owned sites where the city ordinance does not apply. Now, however, they could once again return to the Tucson Convention Center and ignore the city ordinance.
