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MI: Background check bill has bipartisan support in Mich. delegation
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A new bill that aims to mandate background checks for nearly all commercial and private firearm purchases has bipartisan support within Michigan's congressional delegation.
The legislation introduced in Congress this month would close a loophole that allows people buying firearms through private sales, such as those at gun shows and online, to skip background checks.
Sponsors say the goal is to prevent sales to felons, domestic abusers and people with mental-health issues that would disqualify themfrom gun ownership. |
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jac
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| The only way to enforce this is gun registration. This is just more restrictions on law abiding gun owners that will not have any effect on crime or criminals. |
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