Renewed push for gun control after Uvalde shooting
President Biden voiced cautious hope for bipartisan support to tighten restrictions on high powered firearms after the Texas school massacre. He urged rational action as Senate talks continue on red flag laws and broader background checks while stressing the Second Amendment is not absolute.
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Federal probe into Uvalde delays may examine why officers waited over an hour to stop Salvador Ramos as 19 students and two teachers were killed. Officials say a janitor’s key allowed a Border Patrol team to enter and kill the gunman. Civil rights lawyers note sovereign immunity may shield police but questions persist about leadership and communications.
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