Hopefully new laws and additionally more programs are implemented through state and federal government.
Pennsylvania has to be committed to fighting the dangers that are crimes, drug/substance abuse, and gun violence in our communities. However, to be successful in this battle, we need the help and assistance of all members of our community, especially in particular our political leaders including State Representatives, Senators, United States Congress Representatives, and the governor.
We all need to find solutions on what we can do as residents of Pennsylvania to help prevent the crimes, drug epidemic, and gun violence crisis. Gun control is on the federal and the state level of government. States can legislate gun control that doesn’t affect the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution -- meaning states can utilize legislation for their own state with background checks and things of that nature to control gun violence. Only the legislative, executive, judicial level branches of the federal government can control obtaining firearms for gun control.
At a federal level, most of the issues are found. Some acts or bills can be passed through the federal government including Congress and the Senate. They have the power to pass legislation on controlling the drug epidemic and gun violence crisis. As defined by our governmental system, any issues such as gun control or changing Amendments to the Constitution are always decided on a federal level.
Hopefully, new laws and additionally more programs are implemented through the government system thus putting an end to major crimes, the drug epidemic, and our ever growing gun violence crisis.If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.
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