Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed bills into law that aim to keep guns out of the hands of violent abusers. Advocates say they’ll help protect survivors.
The Michigan House voted to advance a series of bills that would keep guns out of the hands of violent abusers. Advocates say they’ll help protect survivors—and stop domestic violence before it has a chance to turn deadly.
A Lansing gun buyback event was part of a growing trend: Community members coming together to reduce the number of guns in their communities.
Shannon Watts, founder emerita of Moms Demand Action, a group working to stop gun violence, told The Washington Post that the creation of an Office of Gun Violence Prevention is “a significant turning point” for the gun safety movement.
