However, two GOP lawmakers on a committee that heard the bill Thursday voiced opposition, saying the proposal would limit Kentuckians’ Second Amendment rights. Because right now we’re not allowed to enforce federal law, obviously, with the state. “I think we’ve sorely missed out on opportunities to ensure that the Second Amendment is not a second class right,” Roberts said. “To me, this has nothing to do with the Second Amendment,” Thomas said. “No one’s trying to eviscerate the Second Amendment, but every legislation that we deal with has to come from a consensus.