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Illinois Groups Debate More Gun Laws as Answer to Gun Violence
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During a recent Illinois House Public Safety and Violence Prevention Task Force hearing on addressing gun violence, Christian Heyne with The Brady Campaign praised the state’s Firearm Owner Identification card law. “The license to purchase, the FOID system in Illinois, is something that has a tremendous impact on the flow of illegal guns in ensuring that the people who are purchasing weapons are adequately screened and that they are purchasing the guns for themselves,” Heyne said. |
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netsyscon
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| I wonder how many were injured/died last weekend in this safe state run by the radical left. |
| Comment by:
netsyscon
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| IL: Chicago Shootings: 38 Shot, 7 Fatally in Weekend Violence Across City, Police Say |
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