Nearly 150 business leaders signed a letter that was sent to the U.S. Senate Thursday calling on the governing body to pass a national background check law for all gun sales and a national extreme risk law — or “red flag law.”
Source: Inman News
Real estate biz leaders join call for gun reform
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