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John,
Dr. Anthony Douglas, a medical resident at the University of Chicago,
knows the toll of gun violence. He’s seen what gun violence can do in his
work, and he knows it comes at a significant cost.
That’s why he’s a co-author of a brand new anti-gun violence bill in
Illinois.
It’s called the Responsibility in Firearm Legislation (RIFL) Act. It would
require manufacturers who want access to the Illinois market to obtain a
state license and pay into what would be a compensation fund for gun
violence.
This is huge news.
With the RIFL Act, a gun company's annual contributions would scale with
the number of incidents that occur with its firearms. If one company’s
firearms are used more frequently, they will have to pay more.
This is a game-changer to hold gun manufacturers
accountable, John.
Here’s the thing, the path to passing this bill is not simple. Even though
many members of the Illinois legislature support this bill, we’ve got a
ways to go.
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For Our Lives is working to get bills just like this one passed. Chip in
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In solidarity,
March for our Lives
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