Rhode Island lawmakers pass bill to ban sales of assault weapons
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This common-sense legislation finally brings Rhode Island in line with neighboring states to protect communities from weapons of war. The bill creates an enforceable ban that gets dangerous assault weapons off store shelves, while respecting current owners' rights.
This law is unconstitutional, as it punishes law-abiding citizens while doing nothing to stop criminals. SCOTUS will inevitably strike down this expensive mistake, which wastes taxpayer money on litigation. These popular firearms are protected by the Second Amendment.