The ATF’s job is to enforce our gun safety laws — not cater to the gun industry. Abandoning a federal law that has helped keep dangerous guns and their accessories out of the wrong hands puts public safety at risk.

These are not an isolated tragedies: An intimate partner homicide-suicide happens more than once every day in the US, and in 1 in 3 cases, the perpetrator dies by suicide. This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, learn more about this crisis and what can be done to save lives.

In Los Angeles, CA, a father shot and killed his two children, ages 4 and 11, before shooting and wounding himself.

In Marin County, CA, a man shot and killed his wife — former San Francisco Police Department Deputy Chief Ann Mannix — alongside their 25-year-old daughter, before turning the gun on himself.

In Douglas, GA, five people were shot and killed in what officials said was an incident of domestic violence. The shooter was also found dead. The wife of the shooter called police earlier in the day about her husband.

In Erie, PA, a man shot and killed seven family members, including children ages 1 and 5, and a family friend. He then turned the gun on himself.

In just the past week, we’ve seen devastating shootings carried out by men against their own family members in communities across the country. These tragedies are a heartbreaking reminder that when guns are present, domestic violence can turn deadly. 🧵

When 3D-printed firearms can be made at home and brought to our schools, it puts us all at risk. It’s the responsibility of adults to keep us safe — not put us in harm’s way.

Flipping the House this November is critical to stopping Donald Trump’s attacks on gun safety. That’s why we’re ALL IN on Gun Sense Candidates, including eight of our very own volunteers and leaders running in some of the most competitive U.S. House seats.

A 17-year-old boy in South Carolina is facing charges after a gun he and a 14-year-old friend were “playing with” discharged, shooting the younger boy in the face. One important question not answered: How did this teen gain access to a firearm?

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Nineteen-year-old Ramontreal Hodge deserved a future. His loved ones deserved the chance to watch him grow up. His peers deserve to feel safe. But Ramontreal is now among the countless young people whose lives have been taken by gun violence because craven politicians refuse to take action.

In Caldwell County, NC, a 3-year-old child gained access to an unsecured gun and unintentionally discharged it, killing him. These tragedies take place with alarming regularity. Every year, nearly 360 children in the US gain access to a gun and unintentionally shoot themselves or someone else.

HEARTBREAKING: Three-year-old Amazi Aplon died from a gunshot wound in his Dallas, Texas, apartment on Sunday. While it is not yet clear how the child was shot, this tragedy has sparked calls for secure gun storage across the community.

Students, staff, and families have made it clear: They don’t want more guns on Florida campuses. This November, voters will remember who catered to the gun lobby and who stood up for the safety of our communities.

I was so honored to join State Senator Chedrick Greene and our Michigan volunteers to discuss solutions to gun violence in the state. Senator Greene is right: Our advocacy is critical and we all can play a role in ending this crisis.