Texas could stop the next shooting if lawmakers allowed red flag laws.
Opinion by Nicole Golden and Silvia Villarreal. “Gutting gun laws does not make communities safer. Instead, it increases the risk of firearms falling into the wrong hands or being used impulsively during moments of crisis.”
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Washington Post article: Texas bans red flag laws.
The state also relaxed restrictions on owning short-barrel guns, including sawed-off shotguns. Kim Bellware for the Washington Post.
Take Action – Demand a Gun Safety Town Hall!
Gun violence is tearing through Texas communities every day. And as we witnessed in the recent 89th Texas Legislative Session, our legislators aren’t listening to the majority of Texans on this issue.