Supreme Court Rulings Could Completely Change Gun Control
The Supreme Court will decide whether people under restraining orders should own guns and whether bump stocks turn rifles into machine guns.
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The Supreme Court will decide whether people under restraining orders should own guns and whether bump stocks turn rifles into machine guns.
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Senator Roy Blunt (R-MO) asks questions during a joint Senate hearing on homeland security and government affairs, and Senate rules and administration,
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Members of Congress, the president, vice president and other administration officials and their guests are invited to Thursday's prayer breakfast.