Township declares itself a ‘2nd Amendment sanctuary’
A township in Michigan has adopted a resolution stating its newly adopted status as a “Second Amendment Sanctuary,” because the threat of the “infringement on the right of law abiding citizens to keep and bear arms.”
Bob Unruh
"A township in Michigan has adopted a resolution stating its newly adopted status as a 'Second Amendment Sanctuary,' because the threat of the 'infringement on the right of law abiding citizens to keep and bear arms.'
'We, the people of Holton Township, Michigan, through this resolution, hereby declare our Inalienable rights, our freedom and our Liberty as guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States of America.'
A report at the Midwesterner explains the board resolution also included an addendum to form a militia.
The action by Holton Township's trustees followed the announcement by nearby Livingston County, which a few months ago also described itself a 'Second Amendment Sanctuary.'"