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参见:
http://www.vrolyk.org/guns/alien-laws.html
California:
With a few exceptions, California forbids having a "concealable" firearm in a vehicle. One of the most signifigant exceptions, however, does not apply to non-citizens! The exception is that it's legal to have a handgun in vehicle if it's locked in the trunk or is in some other locked container. But, as I said, this exception only applies to citizens. Non-citizens can't transport their handguns in their cars unless they fall under one of the other exceptions in the law.
See the California Penal Code, section 12025 and 12026 for the law and it's exceptions.
Washinton:
Possession of a firearm by a non-citizen is a felony!
The only exception is if you've gone the the convoluted procedure to get an "Alien Firearm License". And even this option is only available if you reside in Washington state.
Washington has stopped issuing Alien Firearms Licenses. Aliens are now completely out of luck in Washington state. See the Department of Licensing.
See the law at Revised Code of Washington, Chapter 9.41, section 170. See also the application for an Alien Firearm License.
With an Alien Firearm License, a non-citizen can get a Concealed Pistol License.
Oregon:
Oregon will only issue a concealed handgun permit to a non-citizen if he or she:
Is a legal resident alien who can document continuous residency in the county for at least six months and has declared in writing to the Immigration and Naturalization Service the intent to acquire citizenship status and can present proof of the written declaration to the sheriff at the time of application for the license
See section 291 of Oregon law, Chapter 166.
A major exception to the concealed-firearm prohibition in Oregon law is that a person may possess a concealed fiream in their own residence (including an RV) or place of business, without a license. However this exception applies only to citizens! A non-citizen may only posess a concealed firearm with a license, which is only issued subject to the restriction above. See section 250 of Oregon law, Chapter 166.
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