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Will Texas Pass a “Red Flag” Law to Remove Guns from People Who are Deemed Dangerous?
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It’s become a common refrain after each new mass shooting: “There were red flags.” Before 26 people died in a rural church in Sutherland Springs in November, the shooter had escaped from a mental health facility, received a domestic violence conviction and had a standoff with police. Before the February massacre of 17 students and staff at a high school in Parkland, Florida, there were repeated calls to the police and multiple warnings about a potential school shooting to the FBI. |
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| If they are too dangerous to be out and about with a gun, they are too dangerous to be in public. |
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