Park Service Law Enforcement Presence Dwindles While Building Carry Bans Stay In Effect
By Jennifer Sensiba
A recent press release from Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, an organization comprised of park rangers and other government workers, reveals a disturbing trend in the National Park Service: law enforcement numbers have halved since 2010 despite rising park attendance. When we consider that firearms are still banned in many Park Service buildings, a key anti-gun argument falls apart.
Less Law Enforcement Patrolling Parks
When you go to any U.S. national park, you’ll see lots of people wearing badges.
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