Indiana Town Now First And Second Amendment Sanctuary

Great news!

Mooresville, a town in Indiana has officially declared itself a sanctuary for both the First and Second Amendments.

The town of Mooresville declared itself both a First and Second Amendment sanctuary town and a place against cancel culture, but legal experts have doubts about what it actually does.

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“This is just a product of a political environment where conservatives feel that free speech and Second Amendment rights are under assault. This is intended to make them feel better,” said Steve Sanders, a Constitutional law professor at the Maurer School of Law at IU Bloomington.

In a divided vote, the council voted to be a sanctuary town for both the First and Second amendments Tuesday night.

Mooresville is the first town in Indiana to do this.

Here’s a local news report on the resolutions:

One of the resolutions says that they will oppose any public funds used to infringe on residents’ Second Amendment rights.

The second resolution opposes infringements on religious liberties.

A blueprint for other towns?