The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms is calling upon the nation’s gun owners and citizens concerned about violent crime in a national television ad to sign a Petition to Congress and urge their representatives to support the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act.

“President Donald Trump has promised to sign this legislation if and when it reaches his desk,” noted CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb, “and America’s gun owners and concerned citizens can make that happen by flooding Capitol Hill with messages of support. With his return to the White House, President Trump can reverse the anti-Second Amendment actions of the Biden administration, and restore the Second Amendment, but he needs the help of gun owners and the general public to get it done.

“President Trump was absolutely correct when he said our Second Amendment rights do not end at the state line,” Gottlieb continued. “When our nation was founded, out forefathers didn’t need permits to carry when they crossed into different states or territories, and in today’s world, our carry permits and licenses should be automatically honored everywhere on American soil, from the Florida Keys to the Aleutian Islands.”

By some estimates, as many as 22 million people have active carry licenses across the country, Gottlieb noted.

“No U.S. citizen should ever need to worry about being arrested and prosecuted for merely exercising his or her rights under the Second Amendment or our state constitutions,” he observed. “Passage of the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act would prevent such legal outrages, and provide assurance that wherever an American travels on American soil, their right to bear arms, as well as their right to self-defense, is protected.”

CCRKBA’s 60-second message will appear on the following cable television networks: Fox News, Fox Business, Newsmax, CNN, MSNBC, HLN, Weather Channel, CNBC, Bloomberg, BBC America, World Fishing, History Channel, TBN, AHC, Outdoor Channel, Game Show, RFD, OAN, Direct TV and DISH TV, as well as others. Viewers are urged to call 800-338-1251 and Press #1 to sign the CCRKBA petition to Congress supporting the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act.