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Highland Park group makes push for U.S. Senate to approve assault weapons ban

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Debra Baum and others started the Highland Park Gun Violence Project after witnessing the horror of the July Fourth parade shooting there. Baum said the weapons fire so rapidly and the damage to bodies so great that people are like sitting ducks. Her group produced a public service announcement urging people to call their U.S. Senators.

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Highland Park group makes push for U.S. Senate to approve assault weapons ban

Debra Baum and others started the Highland Park Gun Violence Project after witnessing the horror of the July Fourth parade shooting there. The U.S. House has passed the assault weapons ban, and President Joe Bide has said he would sign a ban.

1 year ago·Philadelphia, United States

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