Family Told No ‘Right to Bear Arms’ While Raising Foster Children

freebeacon.com A couple in Nevada is seeking a change to state law after being denied a license to raise foster children due to a regulation that bars foster parents from carrying loaded firearms. Wilson and his wife Valerie applied to become foster parents in 2013. After a three-month process, which included “ten weeks of parenting classes and multiple home study visits,” the couple was told that they would be denied foster parent status because of their refusal to comply with a demand from the state’s  Department of Family Services that they not carry any weapons when foster children are present.