States like mine that have passed common-sense gun safety laws like background checks, red-flag laws, and ghost gun and high-capacity magazine bans generally see lower levels of gun violence and officers killed on duty than States with weaker gun safety laws.
Magaziner argues that strong gun laws correlate with lower gun violence and officer deaths.
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