Connecticut Poised To Adopt One of Nation’s Most Restrictive Gun Laws

Democrats are saying their state is leading the way for gun control advocates — in sharp contrast to the red states that are moving to loosen restrictions on firearm ownership.

AP/Jessica Hill, file
Governor Lamont delivers the State of the State address during the opening session of the legislature, January 4, 2023, at Hartford. AP/Jessica Hill, file

A package of bills that would mandate heavy restrictions on gun ownership and public carry rights, as well as create harsher criminal penalties for gun crimes, is currently making its way through the Connecticut legislature. If adopted, it would immediately make the state one of the most restrictive in the country when it comes to firearm use. 

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