Connecticut Attorney General William Tong publicly supports Pennsylvania’s law prohibiting concealed carry permits for individuals under the age of 21, describing such age restrictions as “lifesaving and commonsense.” This statement comes as Tong joins a coalition of 19 attorneys general advocating for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit to reconsider a ruling that struck down this crucial law, which aimed to enhance public safety during emergencies.
The coalition argues that the lower court’s decision threatens the legality of similar regulations in over 30 states that have enforced age restrictions for more than 150 years. With the potential to reshape gun regulation standards nationwide, this legal battle underscores ongoing debates over gun safety and age limits in America, reflecting broader concerns about youth access to firearms.
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