Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has signed into law the Firearm Industry Responsibility Act, which bans firearms advertising deemed a threat to public safety or targeting vulnerable groups. The move makes Illinois the eighth state to roll back certain protections for firearms manufacturers or distributors. The law aims to regulate and limit the promotion of firearms to individuals who may misuse them. This decision reflects a broader trend towards tougher gun control regulations in many states. Gun control advocates argue that the law is necessary to reduce gun violence and promote responsible ownership, while critics express concerns about potential infringement on free speech rights and the impact on businesses. Time will tell how effective the law will be at achieving its goals and if other states will adopt similar legislation.
Illinois Governor Signs Law Banning Dangerous Firearm Ads, Joining Growing Wave of Gun Control Measures, US
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