Lawmakers mark annivesary of Sandy Hook, call for assault weapons ban

Lawmakers mark annivesary of Sandy Hook, call for assault weapons ban

People hold photos of loved ones killed by gun violence during a press conference with Connecticut’s Senators and Representatives to push for an assault weapons ban and safe storage law while also marking the eleventh anniversary of the Sandy Hook massacre. (Photo by Allison Bailey/NurPhoto)

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