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NJ: Gun Safety Package Advances Through Assembly Committees
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A raft of nine gun control-related bills championed by Gov. Phil Murphy successfully cleared the Assembly Judiciary and Appropriations Committees today, two weeks after Murphy and Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin (D-South Amboy) reached a deal to push the legislation through during the lame duck session. Among the most notable bills that advanced today were bills that would create safe gun storage requirements, ban .50 caliber weapons, require semi-automatic weapons to be micro-stamped and tracked in a database, tighten laws for obtaining and renewing firearm IDs, regulate the sale of handgun ammunition, and allow the attorney general to bring lawsuits against gun manufacturers.
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jac
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These bills have nothing to do with safety.
They are purely about politics and control. They won't save one life and only serve to restricts of the law abiding citizens.
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