Minnesota's Red Flag Law Under Scrutiny After Church Shooting

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GOP Whip Rep. Tom Emmer emphasized that Minnesota's gun laws should have prevented the church shooting suspect from obtaining a firearm, criticized the lack of resources for mental health and school safety, and discussed the need for increased law enforcement presence in schools and places of worship. Despite advocating for stricter gun control measures, Emmer voted against the 2022 Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, citing uncertainty about his reasons. The article highlights ongoing debates over gun legislation, mental health, and security in public spaces.
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- Minnesota's Extreme Risk Protection Order policy called into question after shooting WSTM
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