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These developments could in turn shrink the supply of stolen firearms to the secondary black market, curtailing a dangerous source of weapons for criminals.
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congress.govElijah Cummings: “These developments could in turn shrink the supply of stolen firearms to the secondary black market, curtailing a…”
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Cummings discusses the potential impact of smart gun technology on crime.
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