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IL: Pritzker Aims For Assault Weapons Ban By Anniversary Of Mass Shooting
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Gov. J.B. Pritzker endorsed legislation banning the sale of assault-style weapons and large-capacity magazines and banning most people under 21 from obtaining gun licenses.
House Bill 5855, the "Protecting Illinois Communities Act," was introduced last week by State Rep. Bob Morgan (D-Highwood), who was present at the July 4 Highland Park parade mass shooting.
Speaking Wednesday at an unrelated news conference, Pritzker said his administration had consulted with Morgan about the bill while it was being drafted. |
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Live in IL ... NEVER Buy products made in IL .... NEVER Travel thru IL ... NEVER
People that liver there why don't you move. There are a lot of other states that would welcome you |
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