A new gun law in Massachusetts, signed by Governor Maura Healey, has ignited a fierce debate between gun-safety activists and firearms advocates, leading to potential changes on the horizon. The law implements stricter measures including a ban on ghost guns and broader definitions of assault weapons, with supporters arguing that these updates are crucial to addressing modern firearm technology.
However, opponents claim the legislation infringes on Second Amendment rights and creates confusion, particularly among licensed gun owners and local businesses. With over 90,000 signatures gathered for a repeal petition, the future of these regulations is set to be decided by voters in November 2026, making the stakes high for both sides of the argument.
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