Law Enforcement Alliance of America

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Gun interest groups in the U.S.
Pro-gun rights
National Rifle Association Gun Owners of America JPFO Pink Pistols Second Amendment Foundation Second Amendment Sisters Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms Liberty Belles Law Enforcement Alliance of America
Pro-gun control
Americans for Democratic Action Brady Campaign Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence Coalition to Stop Gun Violence League of Women Voters
Pro-rights and pro-control
American Hunters and Shooters Association Americans for Gun Safety Foundation

Law Enforcement Alliance of America, or LEAA, is a non-profit, non partisan, conservative gun rights organization in the United States, headquartered just outside of Washington, D.C. in Springfield, Virginia. Its membership is composed of active duty and retired law enforcement officers, crime victims, and other interested civilians. The organization is active on many educational and political fronts, including: - explaining and defending police practices to include police 'use of force' - supporting and expanding Federal legislation to allow off-duty and retired LEO's to have concealed carry - supporting and promoting self-defense, including the right of civilian concealed carry - strengthening laws to punish violent criminals and deter crime - supporting the Death Penalty - unmasking and opposing efforts to support 'Gun Control' as effective 'Crime Control'

LEAA publishes a magazine, Shield and a newsletter, "The LEAA Advisor"

The Law Enforcement Alliance of America (LEAA) is recognized by the United States Treasury Department as a non-profit organization under IRS Code Section 501 (c)(4). Due to LEAA’s legislative activities, contributions to LEAA are not tax-deductible as a donation or business expense. Dues and contributions are not refundable