Advocacy groups, including Moms Demand Action, gather at the North Carolina State Capitol to rally against proposed changes to the state’s concealed carry laws. The current regulations require individuals to be at least 21 years old and obtain a permit after passing a background check, while the new proposal could allow anyone 18 or older to carry a concealed firearm without a permit.
Organizers expect hundreds to join the rally at 11 a.m., highlighting concerns from law enforcement and medical professionals about the potential risks of eliminating training and testing for gun owners. As North Carolina stands apart from other Republican-led states that have implemented similar laws, advocates are mobilizing to emphasize the importance of maintaining safety measures for responsible gun ownership.
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