Senate debates new gun safety reforms after a decade of inaction
After ten years of inaction on gun safety, the Senate is considering modest reforms. MSNBC Political Analyst Julian Castro and the Washington Post's Tyler Pager joined American Voices with Alicia Menendez to discuss the chances of federal gun legislation passing the Senate.
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Senate debates new gun safety reforms after a decade of inaction
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