[PeterPrinciple]

My CT driver’s license is valid in any state. My wife and I were married in NY and our marriage is recognized in any state. My CT CCW permit should be recognized in any state. Period. End.

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And why is that true? Because the states have agreements to recognize those documents. They have nothing to do with the federal government. But I suppose we need federal laws and regulations to force recognition of homosexual marriages also.

The whole UCC (uniform commercial code) for example is states agreeing on those items. NOT FEDERAL law or regulation and not any fed involvement.

Again, we have made much progress on gun rights with out the Federal Government. DO NOT FALL FOR THE TRAP OF SHORTCUTS with the federal government.

The battle for this is on the state level. I don’t mind Trump getting the feds out of the way. But I repeat the battle is on the state level and that is where we want it as that is where the problem is.

[CapitalistCrusader]

Article IV, Section 1 of the United States Constitution, known as the “Full Faith and Credit Clause”, addresses the duties that states within the United States have to respect the “public acts, records, and judicial proceedings of every other state.”

[vette6387]

“My CT CCW permit should be recognized in any state. Period. End.”

Beter still, your CT CCW should be thrown away and replaced with Constitutional Carry requiring ABSOLUTELY NO GOVERNMENT APPROVAL WHATSOEVER! It’s an EFFING RIGHT! Rights are not subject to regulation or permitting.