US bipartisan senator seeks to strengthen background checks when selling guns

[Washington 11th Reuters]-US Senate non-partisan lawmakers seeking to resurrect the gun control ban that had been abolished in 2013 to close the loophole in the current law that stipulates a background check when selling guns Yes.

Democrats Joe Manchin and Chris Murphy, and Republican Pat Tommy, told reporters that they had a 40-minute phone call with President Trump about gun control. It is expected that Mr. Trump will make a decision on gun control by the 12th.

Toomy pointed out that it is best to expand the scope of background checks when selling guns. Most gun sales through gun exhibitions and the Internet are not subject to regulation, and criminals are able to obtain firearms easily.

After the phone call, President Trump pointed to reporters at the White House, "I hope to comply with Article 2 of the Constitutional Amendment (which guarantees the right to own and carry weapons) as well as reviewing background checks." "I will report soon."