A proposed federal Concealed Carry Mandate is raising serious safety concerns among Pennsylvania residents, particularly parents. This mandate could potentially require Pennsylvania to adopt less stringent gun laws from other states, allowing individuals without permits or background checks to carry concealed weapons in public areas like parks and daycares.
Emily Adams, a concerned mother and active volunteer with Moms Demand Action, underscores the importance of opposing this legislation, citing a study that shows a 32% increase in gun assaults in states that eliminate strong permitting requirements. As the debate unfolds in Congress, community advocates like Adams are urging lawmakers to consider the safety of families and the potential risks of lax gun regulations.
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