Delaware's Democrat-led House passed a bill requiring fingerprinting, training, and permission for handgun buyers. The bill faces legal challenges and has a high cost. Gun-control advocates believe it will reduce gun violence, while opponents argue it infringes on rights and won't affect criminals.
Key Points
Delaware's Democrat-led House passed a bill requiring fingerprinting, training, and permission for handgun buyers
The bill faces legal challenges and has a high financial burden
Gun-control advocates believe it will reduce gun violence, while opponents argue it infringes on rights and won't affect criminals
Pros
Potential reduction in gun deaths and illegal straw purchases
Increased safety measures for handgun buyers
Cons
Infringement on the rights of law-abiding citizens