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Hundreds of people, including survivors of the Highland Park Fourth of July shooting, are marching at the U.S. Capitol to pressure legislators to enact a federal ban on assault weapons.
Survivors and relatives of the victims of the recent mass shootings in Illinois and Texas gathered outside the Capitol Wednesday, urging lawmakers to enact stricter gun control laws.
Dozens of gun control activists rallied Wednesday with a group called March Fourth in Washington, D.C., to honor victims and survivors of mass shootings and then marched to the U.S. Capitol to advocate for the passage of a federal ban on so-called assault weapons.
Protestors call the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act a good start, but they want more.
Dozens of gun control activists rallied Wednesday with a group called March Fourth in Washington, D.C., to honor victims and survivors of mass shootings and then marched to the U.S. Capitol to advocate for the passage of a federal ban on so-called assault weapons.