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This ONE bill put forth by Senator Mohamed would: Ban commonly owned semi-automatic firearms. Expand red flag laws dramatically. Ban home manufacture of firearms. Make sharing digital gun blueprints and instructions on how to build a firearm a felony. Ban binary and upgraded triggers. AND MORE! This is the...

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