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Minnesota Senate Democrats have narrowly approved a controversial gun control bill banning semiautomatic rifles and high-capacity magazines. The bill now heads for the state's House of Representatives.
Minnesota Senate Democrats have narrowly approved a controversial gun control bill banning semiautomatic rifles and high-capacity magazines. The bill now heads for the state’s House of Representatives. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The Democrat-controlled Minnesota Senate has narrowly passed SF 4067, a gun control bill banning certain semiautomatic rifles and magazines holding over 17 rounds. The proposal passed with 34 Democrats voting in favor and 33 Republicans voting against. Notably, the contentious move comes as the state is gripped by an ongoing fraud scandal linked to its Somali community. DETAIL: On Monday evening, the Democrat-controlled Minnesota Senate passed SF 4067, a proposal that bans certain semiautomatic rifles and…Open