San Diego County Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer continues to advocate for stricter gun control measures, emphasizing the need for accountability from firearm manufacturers. Since her appointment to the Board of Supervisors, Lawson-Remer has successfully championed several significant policies, including a 2022 ordinance that bans ghost guns and another requiring firearms in homes to be secured with trigger locks unless in immediate control of an authorized individual.
Despite facing opposition from local gun advocacy groups, Lawson-Remer maintains her commitment to reducing gun violence, citing alarming statistics and personal stories from trauma survivors. “If we’re going to have firearms in our country, we need to have serial numbers on them so that we can trace them if they are used in a crime,” she states, underscoring her stance on necessary regulation. Her efforts highlight the ongoing debate over gun control as a central issue in public safety.
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