Sentences with phrase «changes in gun laws in»

They want to send a message to Congress to support changes in gun laws in wake of the Parkland, Florida school shootings.

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The effectiveness of raising the age to buy a gun will be considered by the commission DeVos is leading, but the decision to change those gun laws will be left to states in the meantime.

Sheriff Scott Israel demanded gun law changes at a vigil for the victims of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High school shooting held in Parkland Thursday night.

Gov. Rick Scott signed into law sweeping changes to school safety and gun access on Friday — a measure crafted in response to the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting.

The gun control debate has intensified in the wake of the Parkland shooting in February, and while some steps have been taken to tighten laws and regulations, not much has changed.

Teenagers are forcing lawmakers to consider changing their state gun laws — demanding action after a school shooting in Parkland, Florida, left 17 students dead and added to the list of instances where people have opened fire on school grounds in 2018.

About 20 students have launched «Never Again MSD,» a group that will push for changes in gun laws.

«I thought if ever we were going to do something dramatic and lasting to change Australia's gun laws to prevent the emergence of a more alien gun culture in our country, this was the time to do it.»

For more than a week, the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School have held the country's attention as they join with peers across the country to demand a change in America's gun laws.

Together, they're the first step in what she sees a real grassroots movement for concrete changes to gun laws.

Late in the day Friday, Sen. James Seward of Oneonta issued a press release taking credit for compelling the «first ever changes to governor's gun control law.»

Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie on Monday said it was unlikely Democratic lawmakers will take up changes to the SAFE Act, calling amendments to the gun control law in his chamber «challenging.»

Rep. John Katko, a longtime gun rights supporter, said he will consider supporting changes in federal gun laws that would raise the minimum age to buy a firearm and require universal background checks for all gun sales.

Senate Republicans and Gov. Andrew Cuomo administration's agreed to key changes in the sweeping 2013 gun control law known as the SAFE Act, according to a memorandum of understanding released on Friday afternoon.

Of all the prospective Democratic presidential candidates, he has one of the thickest records of actual progressive accomplishments, from legalizing gay marriage early in 2011 to passing significant gun laws in 2013 after the Sandy Hook shooting, to actions around climate change and economic growth.

«The federal government must take action, but for too long forces in Washington backed by the gun industry lobby have offered empty words instead of life - saving laws and policy changes.

The agreement came after Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan, who replaced Dean Skelos as the top GOP conference member in May, pledged to enact changes to the gun control law after some upstate Republicans were disappointed that yet another Long Islander would lead the last vestige of Republican power in the state.

Republican lawmakers in the Assembly and Senate on Wednesday unveiled a push to change the state's sweeping gun control law known as the SAFE Act.

He says he believes in recent months Bloomberg's mission has changed from law enforcement to simply increasing gun regulations.

But it also came after Flanagan pledged to enact some changes to the gun control law, which is deeply opposed by gun - rights advocates, who are skeptical of the Long Islander's leadership in the chamber given his vote in favor of the SAFE Act in 2013.

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At the same time, they point to Flanagan's vote in favor of the 2013 gun control law known as the SAFE Act (Flanagan and the Senate passed a package of SAFE Act changes at the end of session, but those measures were unlikely to be taken up in the Democratic - led Assembly).

Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver has said the changes expected to be made to the gun control law are needed in order to clarify some of the measure's language.

The governor said laws should also be changed to require judges to mandate the surrender of all firearms - hand guns and long guns - when an order of protection is issued in domestic violence cases.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's administration and state Senate Republicans have agreed to changes in gun control laws enacted after the 2012 Connecticut school massacre.

This week the State legislature passed and the governor signed into law a far - reaching set of prohibitions, restrictions, and tracking mechanisms regarding guns, making New York the first state to change its policies in reaction to the Sandy Hook school shootings.

Heastie says he knows that for now, the measures are not going to advance in the Senate, but he says he hopes that the tide is changing for gun control laws.

And we were right when we showed this nation true leadership and passed marriage equality; and we were right when we stood up for the women of this state and we passed the Women's Equality Act; and we were right when we passed the most aggressive law stopping sexual violence on college campuses in the nation; and we were right when we stopped fingerprinting for food; and we were right when we led the way on climate change; and we were right when we stopped discrimination based on sexual identity; and we were right when we passed commonsense gun safety laws.

«If we think things are going to happen overnight, it's not going to happen overnight,» said Paul McQuillen, Upstate coordinator of New Yorkers Against Gun Violence, who believes changing attitudes lead to change in gun laws.

Heastie said he knows that for now, the measures are not going to advance in the Senate, but he said he hopes that the tide is changing for gun control laws.

Democrats in the Assembly did not want to roll back any provisions of the gun laws, even though Republicans were asking for some changes.

The governor is using the tragedy... as a justification for sweeping changes in gun laws including regulating every single gun millions of New Yorkers now own.

A growing bipartisan number of state governors have joined calls for a reconsideration of gun laws and school safety measures after the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, a sign that resulting legislative changes could extend far beyond Florida in the coming months.

In an invitation to the event next week shared with POLITICO, de Blasio is described as «an outspoken progressive voice on national issues including immigration reform, fair trade agreements, gun laws, transportation infrastructure and climate change,» who «exemplifies the values of Vermont Democrats.»

WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. John Katko, a longtime gun rights supporter, said Friday he will consider supporting changes in federal gun laws that would raise the minimum age to buy a firearm and require universal background checks for all gun sales.

«Regions with stronger gun laws have fewer gun - related pediatric emergency department visits: Five - year national study could support changes in regional firearm legislation.»

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A year after the shooting, the flurry of passionate calls for «national conversations» and changes to state and federal laws related to guns, school security, and mental health that were spurred by the tragedy has yet to produce a sea change in policy.

Regardless of public opinion, it is school faculty, staff and students that will experience first - hand any changes regarding gun violence laws in education.

There will be follow - up marches across the nation, including Tallahassee, this coming weekend in support of gun law changes.

John Meacham, the erudite presidential historian, was asked if he thought the protest by the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School would change the gun laws in this country.

Dahlia Lithwick, who writes about the courts and the law for Slate, is optimistic about the students» success in changing the gun laws in this country.

Grieving in public by pushing for changes in policy and laws, the Stoneman Douglas survivors ripped a collective scab off a host of issues — school violence, gun control and safety, arming teachers, mental health, the power of protest, race, privilege, technology and internet trolling — and thrust them into the local, state, and national spotlights.

Cat lovers are being urged to back a major campaign for a change in the law on air guns to bring England and...

In class, I emphasize the fact that gun control law is complex and ever - changing.

To add fire to fury, changes in gun laws previously made have cost millions of dollars and were not enforced enough to have a visible effect, posing the question to their citizens to why the US even bothered to try.

Last week: Last weekend, my 18 - year - old daughter and I joined hundreds of thousands of Americans in calling for change to our nation's gun laws at the March for Our Lives demonstration in Washington.

While we've been marveling at how Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students have used social media to push for change in our gun laws, a little - noticed subculture called «Cruzers» or the «Niko Community» has grown up alongside them.

Protests spread across the country: Students in Washington, Phoenix, Minneapolis, Colorado and Illinois also walked out in solidarity — saying they were disgusted by yet another school massacre with no change in gun laws.

Gov. Rick Scott signed into law sweeping changes to school safety and gun access on Friday — a measure crafted in response to the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting.