The idea that the federal law gives permission for someone who has a legal concealed carry permit to carry in some other state is not currently protected. A bill in both houses of Congress addresses this issue for all states that allow concealed carry. The US Constitution and the 2nd Amendment basically recognizes and states that right to keep and bear arms shall not be ignored. This is substantially different than granting rights and protections to those who carry arms. A thorough review of the Federalist papers, the language of the Bill of Rights, US Constitutional law, and US Supreme Court decisions on the term "people", 14th Amendment due process clause, and English Common Law logically leads me to believe that any restrictions on the right to carry arms is a violation of law anywhere. The right to carry arms is a fundamental right not a governmental right granted. Thus, it follows that this right to self presevation by arming oneself existed prior to any and all governments and supersedes any restrictions enacted by government. Now, to have this fundamental right recognized in all states and cities in the US is a completely different problem. Too much emotion for logical conclusions and realism, too many bleeding heart liberals, too many unethical politicians using this as the cause for crime and promising to reduce crime by elimination of firearms, and too few who have common sense.
