CHEYENNE — Governor Mark Gordon signed House Bill 236/House Enrolled Act 87- Firearms transactions - financial discrimination into law on Thursday. The bill prohibits financial institutions and payment processors in Wyoming from discriminating against firearms businesses that support or are “engaged in the lawful commerce of firearms, firearm accessories or ammunition products.” The governor signed this bill to reinforce his overarching belief in protecting Second Amendment rights in the face of recent Executive Actions by President Joe Biden, according to a press release. “Wyoming is, has always been, and will continue to be a state where Second Amendment rights are recognized and protected. I oppose any orders or actions imposed from the federal level that infringe on this fundamental right,” Governor Gordon said. “I will relentlessly defend our Second Amendment and the Wyoming businesses involved in the firearms industry.” . The governor also signed House Bill 116/House Enrolled Act 70, which extended permit-less carry in Wyoming to all law-abiding Americans. Wyoming was one of the first states to recognize the right to carry without a permit for its citizens, and the bill extends the same privilege to all legal gun owners who otherwise legally qualify to carry a firearm in the state, according to the press release.