As Rhode Island’s General Assembly nears the end of its legislative session, former DNC vice chair David Hogg advocates for a robust ban on assault-style weapons, emphasizing the need to prohibit both sale and possession. Hogg, a survivor of the 2018 Parkland shooting, argues that current proposals lack essential measures for public safety, particularly criticizing the Senate’s version for not addressing possession.
Hogg’s call to action aligns with the House version of the bill, which passed on June 5, reflecting a growing urgency among gun safety advocates to address this critical issue. The legislative push arrives as lawmakers face a tight deadline, raising questions about the fate of gun control measures and the implications for Rhode Island communities.
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