As our AG, Rob is working hard to put an end to the gun violence epidemic.
This week last year was a tragic one in California after we experienced three deadly mass shootings across the communities of Monterey Park, Half Moon Bay, and Goshen. The gun violence epidemic has only continued to plague our state and the nation since then, but Attorney General Rob Bonta is working to stop it.
Last September, Rob launched a first-of-its-kind Office of Gun Violence Prevention to focus on this pervasive issue, and this Monday, they held their inaugural roundtable discussion on gun violence with community members in Sacramento.
At this first in a series of discussions, Rob joined local leaders of nonprofits, churches, and community groups to discuss the best approaches to prevent gun violence and save lives.
And yesterday, oral arguments began in Miller v. Bonta, Rob’s lawsuit to defend California’s assault weapons ban: a time-tested, essential, lifesaving law that has kept weapons of war off the streets of our state for decades. A critical law that the gun lobby is trying to get rid of.
This issue is of the utmost importance to Rob, and as your AG, he’s keeping up the fight to save lives and create a world where our communities and children don’t have to live in fear of becoming the next victim of gun violence.
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Thanks for everything you do,
Team Bonta
