Sentences with phrase «ban military style»

ban military STYLE clothing?

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Students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School traveled to the state Capitol in Tallahassee this week to push lawmakers to ban the sale of all military - style guns like the AR - 15.
Congress rejected bills to tighten background checks on gun sales and ban military - style «assault weapons» in April 2013.
«Instead, we should ban possession of military - style semiautomatic assault weapons, we should buy back such weapons from all who choose to abide by the law, and we should criminally prosecute any who choose to defy it by keeping their weapons.»
Coral Gables, which also joined the lawsuit, dropped a plan last month to ban the sale of military - style rifles, saying it would open the city up to lawsuits.
Banning semi-automatic military style LOOKING rifles (true assault rifles are already illegal) will do nothing, just as it did nothing last time (in fact, the crime rate rose during the last ban).
Why can't we support sensible restrictions, such as a ban on military - style combat weapons?
Doran said she is in favor of measures that keep guns out of the hands of criminals and the mentally ill, while respecting the rights of law - abiding gun owners and that's why she supports a ban on military - grade assault - style weapons, strengthening background checks, as well as legislation to stop convicted domestic abusers from having access to guns.
Nearly two dozen Democratic senators, including Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, introduced a bill Wednesday to ban the sale of military - style assault weapons and bump stock devices like the one used in the Las Vegas massacre, saying it «will begin removing the weapons of war on our streets.»
Americans want stronger background checks, a ban on bump stocks and assurances that military - style weapons will stop finding their way into the hands of terrorists, domestic abusers and the mentally ill.
The NYT opines: «New legislation proposed by Senator Dianne Feinstein in response to the Newtown, Conn., murders would provide a far more effective ban on military - style assault weapons than the loophole - riddled law that lapsed in 2004.»
Sen. Tim Kaine (D., Va.), Hillary Clinton's running mate in the 2016 presidential election, joined with a number of his Democratic colleagues Tuesday to introduced legislation to ban the sale and transfer of «military - style assault weapons.»
The 2013 law, passed in the wake of the Sandy Hook school massacre, led to a ban on new sales of military - style rifles and shotguns and other gun control measures.
Call for gun reform U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D - N.Y.) urges «common - sense» weapons bans, including military - style weapons and large ammo clips.
Nearly two dozen Democratic senators, including Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, introduced a bill to ban the sale of military - style assault weapons and bump stock devices like the one used in the Las Vegas massacre, saying it «will begin removing the weapons of war on our streets.»
Rice said she supports banning the sale of military - style assault weapons and high - capacity ammunition and closing «loopholes that allow violent felons, domestic abusers, and people with dangerous mental illnesses to avoid background checks and buy guns.»
Sen. Elaine Phillips, a Republican from Long Island, said in a statement on her website that she wants to ban military - style assault weapons and bump stocks, and enact stricter background checks.
Senator Elaine Phillips, a Republican from Long Island, said in a statement on her website that she wants to ban military - style assault weapons, and bump stocks, and enact stricter background checks.
«Does [he] support banning the sale of military - style assault weapons and high - capacity magazines?
The measures include reinstating the federal ban on military - style weapons that expired in 2004, however it will be up to Congress to decide on that and the majority of the other proposals.
The law, which expired in 2004, imposed a 10 - year ban on sales of military - style semiautomatic guns.
Among other goals, the president said he aims to require a «universal background check» for everyone buying a gun (about 40 % of gun sales are not covered now), a prohibition on the sale of «military - style assault weapons,» a ban on high - capacity ammunition magazines that can hold more than 10 bullets, and a push for better mental health care.
Steal Ioana Chisiu's hot military style by wearing a classic khaki army jacket with leather over the knee boots and a pair of Ray Bans!
Largely in response to mass shootings in places such as Newtown, Connecticut, Aurora, Colorado, Fort Hood, Texas, and Virginia Tech, in 2013, the General Assembly of Maryland enacted the Firearm Safety Act («FSA»), which bans military - style rifles and shotguns (referred to as «assault weapons») and detachable large - capacity magazines.
Floridians want a ban on military - style firearms and high - capacity magazines after the Marjory Stoneman Douglas massacre.
Many students were specific about the measures they want to see lawmakers pass: stronger background checks, a ban on military - style weapons and an increase in the minimum age to purchase a firearm.
Examples: a no - exceptions ban on military - style weapons and high - capacity magazines; universal, expanded background checks; limits on monthly purchases; technology that allows only owners to fire guns.
It allows Florida House Speaker Richard Corcoran, R - Land O'Lakes, to proclaim «Never Again» yet bully his appointees on the Constitution Revision Commission into quashing a proposal that would have let voters decide whether Florida should ban military - style weapons.
Not on the agenda in the Florida Legislature's final three weeks is a Democratic senator's bill (SB 196) to ban the sale of military - style weapons like the AR - 15 semi-automatic rifle Nikolas Cruz used to massacre 17 people — and injure 15 — at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Wednesday.
A proposal that arms teachers and does not ban military - style assault weapons,» Smith said.
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