US House passes gun-safety legislation as court expands gun rights
The US Representative Council on Friday issued a significant weapons security law for the first time in three decades, sending it to President Joe Biden to sign, the day after the Supreme Court's decision which widely expanded weapons.
The DPR chose 234-193 for the bill. No Democrats were opposed, while 14 Republicans supported the action. It is supported by the main law enforcement groups and their journey is a rare defeat for the U.S. weapons producers. and national rifle associations.
The DPR's actions followed the Senate Senate on Thursday night 65-33 to pass the bill, with 15 Republicans, including the leader of the Match McConnell Mitch Senate, supporting.
Biden will sign the bill on Saturday morning, the White House said.
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