State law generally prohibits individuals from carrying firearms either openly or concealed in public, and non-residents are not eligible for a license to carry a firearm in public. Indeed, California's unconstitutionally restrictive scheme provides no path for non-residents to carry a firearm lawfully in public at all.
Individuals like (Hoffman, Orrin and Sensiba) do not lose protection of their rights under the First Amendment's speech or religion clauses when they cross state lines. Nor do they lose their protections under the Fourth Amendment's prohibition on unreasonable searches and seizures. They likewise do not surrender their Second Amendment protected rights when they travel outside their home state.
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