Illinois joins lawsuit against U.S. over triggers that can make semiautomatic rifles fire faster – Chicago Sun-Times

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul said he would continue to enforce the ban on the devices through state law that bars owning them and other devices — such as bump stocks — that can also make semiautomatic rifles fire more rapidly.
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Mark F
10 months ago

Nt a single word about criminals who use firearms to commit violent acts facing stiffer consequences.

Call my shrink
10 months ago

Atta boy Kwame. Jump on another bandwagon . Never an original thought

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