Defending Constitutional Carry

When does a law reaffirm a fundamental right? In 2024, Louisiana made history by enacting Senator Blake Miguez’s constitutional carry legislation, ensuring that law-abiding citizens can openly or conceal carry firearms without government permission.

In this episode, Danielle and Chris unpack what this legislation means for the Second Amendment and why defending it remains critical. They also discuss the fierce pushback from opponents who sought to carve out exceptions and create gun-free zones, including a proposal that would have rendered New Orleans entirely gun-free.

This conversation dives deep into the flaws of such policies, revealing how gun-free zones often fail to deter crime while leaving citizens defenseless. Constitutional carry isn’t just a victory for Louisiana—it’s a reaffirmation of rights already enshrined in the Constitution.

What are your thoughts on constitutional carry? Does it protect freedoms, or do you see potential concerns? Let’s discuss—share your perspective below. @‌blakemiguezla @lacagorg @‌mccormick4la @lafreedomcaucus