PHOTOS: Lawmakers join advocates at Lansing rally for gun control laws
Following the deadly shootings at Oxford High School and Michigan State University, activists rallied in Lansing to support 11 bills focused on gun reform laws, which are on the verge of passing the state legislature.
Following the deadly shootings at Oxford High School and Michigan State University, activists rallied in Lansing to support 11 bills focused on gun reform laws, which are on the verge of passing the state legislature. Gabby Giffords, a former Arizona congresswoman who became a vocal advocate for gun reform after surviving a gunshot wound, attended the rally, along with Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Attorney General Dana Nessel, and Representative Elissa Slotkin.
Hundreds gather on steps of Lansing capitol both in support and opposition of gun reformPhoto by: FOX 17
Advocates on the steps of the capitol in LansingPhoto by: FOX 17
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Rally-goers on the lawn of the state capitolPhoto by: FOX 17
Governor Whitmer and US Representative Elissa Slotkin attend rally with former congresswoman Gabby Giffords, who became a vocal activist for gun reform after surviving a shooting at a campaign event in 2011.Photo by: FOX 17
Former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords speaks at Gun Reform Rally in LansingPhoto by: FOX 17
Attorney General Dana Nessel speaks at rally for gun control lawsPhoto by: FOX 17
Elissa Slotkin speaks to FOX 17 at Lansing rally for gun control lawsPhoto by: FOX 17
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Rally-goers on the lawn of the state capitolPhoto by: FOX 17
Counter-protesters at gun reform rally in Lansing hold banner reading "Don't Tread on Me."Photo by: FOX 17
State Rep. Angela Rigas joins protesters at gun reform rallyPhoto by: FOX 17
Counter-protestors show up to the Lansing rally for gun control lawsPhoto by: FOX 17
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