Georgia School Shooting Leads to New Gun Laws and Over 700 Arrests
Georgia School Shooting Triggers New Gun Technology Order
In response to the tragic school shooting in Georgia, President Joe Biden has enacted a stringent new order targeting gun technologies. This legislation is designed to restrict access to firearms and to enhance active shooter drills in schools nationwide.
Details of the New Order
The order directs staff to evaluate the effects of active shooter drills on students and teachers, examining potential trauma. Furthermore, a task force will investigate the risks of conversion devices that transform semi-automatic weapons into fully automatic firearms and assess the challenges posed by undetectable 3D-printed guns.
Arrests Surge Following the Incident
- Over 700 students have been arrested due to violent threats linked to the Georgia shooting incident.
- The arrests span across 45 states, affecting students as young as four.
- Reports indicate a 156% increase in threats documented in Arizona schools compared to last year.
Vice President Kamala Harris emphasized the importance of safety, stating, 'I believe the right to be safe is a civil right.' This alarming increase in threats showcases the rising concern surrounding school safety.
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