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Careful, careful, careful. That is NOT the view or interpretation of the federal Gun Free School Zones Act (18 USC 922) taken by the BATFE with respect to out-of-state permits. The fed interpretation:
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“The law clearly provides that in order to qualify as an
exception to the general prohibitions of the Gun-Free
School Zones Act, the license must be issued by the State
in which the school zone is located or a political
subdivision of that State. A concealed weapons license or
permit from any other State would not satisfy the criteria
set forth in the law.”
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See
Index of /states. Look up on BATFE informational links.
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I have spoken with some local LEOs here in Wisconsin and state LEOs in Michigan, and they all said that they would not arrest an out-of-stater with a permit recognized by their state for being within 1000’ of a school with a firearm. But one mentioned that if there is suspicion that you have violated a federal law, you could be held for arrest by a federal agent, subsequently to be prosecuted by a federal attorney for felony violation of the GFSZA. As far as the feds are concerned, your permit, if it is not issued by the state in which the school is located, does not give you immunity from the 1000’ rule. I challenge you to cross any urban or suburban region without coming within 1000’ of a public or private school. Word to the wise. Legally, you are on very thin ice carrying your firearm out of state unless you have a permit issued by the state you’re in, or you fall under LEOSA.