The US Senate passed the two -party firearms safety bill

Jimu Journalist Li Lili

Intern Yang Shaopeng

According to the Associated Press reported on June 24, the US Senate voted for a two-party firearms safety bill with 65-33 votes. This is the first time that the US Senate has passed the major federal gun safety law for the first time in the past 30 years.

Senator Chris Murphy (Picture Source: Associated Press)

According to reports, the voting results were 65-33, and a total of 15 Republican Senators supported the Democratic bill.

The passage of this bill marks the "major breakthrough" in the country's most controversial policy issues in the country.

The contents of the two parties include providing millions of dollars of funding support for mental health, campus security, and crisis intervention. It is encouraged to incorporate young people into the national instant crime background investigation system.

The bill also mainly modified the procedures for buying guns from 18 to 21 years old. At the same time, it was forbidden to obtain a gun from a partner who had a family violence but did not marry the victim.

Before the end of the voting, dozens of people sitting on the Senate's audience. Among the crowds attended, there were gun violent survivors, family members and groups, and witnessed this historic vote in the conference hall.

It is reported that the bill will be submitted to the House for voting next. After passing the voting, it will be submitted to Biden, and will be a legislation in the United States.

It is worth noting that on the same day, the Supreme Court of the United States overturned a New York Garment Law in more than a century ago. The law requires people to prove that they "specially need to carry guns" in order to obtain a license to carry guns in public. The Supreme Court believes that carrying guns in public places is the basic right of Americans and claims that the ruling "has a milestone significance."

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