Republican lawmakers in Colorado are urging U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to investigate the constitutionality of a newly enacted law that restricts access to semiautomatic firearms. The legislation, which mandates training courses for new buyers of these weapons, faced fierce criticism from opponents who label it a significant infringement on Second Amendment rights.
Senate Bill 25-003, passed by Governor Jared Polis, includes stipulations for background checks and educational courses focused on firearm safety. Supporters argue it enhances public safety, but dissenters, including the Rocky Mountain Gun Owners group, claim it represents a “chilling” of gun rights in the state, raising concerns that it could set a precedent for similar laws across the country.
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