Warren, Kim, Garcia, Raskin Reintroduce Stop Militarizing Our Streets Act to Ban Military-Grade Weapons Sales
U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Andy Kim, along with Representatives Robert Garcia and Jamie Raskin, have reintroduced the Stop Militarizing Our Streets Act. This legislation aims to prevent defense contractors and military-owned plants from selling military-grade weapons to civilians. The bill mandates oversight and accountability for firearm dealers and requires military contractors to ensure compliance with safety practices. The proposal follows a New York Times investigation revealing that military ammunition has been trafficked to Mexican cartels, raising concerns about public safety.
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U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Andy Kim, along with Representatives Robert Garcia and Jamie Raskin, reintroduced the Stop Militarizing Our Streets Act, aiming to prohibit the sale of military-grade weapons to civilians.
The bill requires firearm dealers to comply with safety measures to remain eligible for Department of Defense contracts. A New York Times investigation revealed that ammunition from the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant, operated by Olin Winchester, has been trafficked to Mexican cartels, including the Jalisco Cartel.
The legislation mandates reporting on sales and aims to prevent military weapons from entering the illegal market. It is co-sponsored by several senators and endorsed by multiple gun safety organizations.
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