West Virginia is about to pass a Campus Carry, concealed carry of firearms on college campuses

Feb 25, 2023 | Campus carry

A campus carry bill has passed the West Virginia legislature and is about to be signed by Gov. Jim Justice. The text of the bill is available here.

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“When this bill comes to me, it won’t be with me but for a matter of seconds, because I’ll sign it,” Gov. Jim Justice said. “It may very well be that we’ve got somebody on (a college) campus that has a firearm who, when something bad starts to happen, may save a bunch of lives. I really, truly believe that the people who have firearms and carry 

John Mark Shaver, “West Virginia Gov. Justice to ‘proudly sign’ concealed campus carry bill,” WVNews.com, February 22, 2023.

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