March 10, 2020
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32:20Now PlayingSenate Republicans outlined a series of measures Tuesday, March 10, that are designed to reduce violence in Minnesota's communities. With the banner "Protect Minnesotans and Convict Criminals," Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Chair Warren Limmer characterized the package of bills as "common sense" solutions.
Among the ten bills, one proposal would enforce the removal of firearms from individuals when the court has ordered the action. Another bill would increase the charge from a misdemeanor to a felony for an illegal firearm transfer. A third proposal would add a citizenship question to the firearms background check application as required by federal law, and another bill would expand the definition of a drive-by-shooting to include shootings from a vehicle in any location.
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