Authorizes lawful firearm possession in certain federal lands and facilities.
The Federal Lands Lawful Carry Act amends federal law to allow individuals to possess firearms in certain federal lands and facilities, provided they comply with state laws. This applies to areas managed by the Bureau of Land Management, Bureau of Reclamation, National Forest System, and others. The bill defines these areas as "exempted areas" and specifies that firearm possession is lawful if the individual is not prohibited by law and complies with state regulations.
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