Calif. Gov. Newsom Calls For Sweeping Changes to Gun Laws, Proposes 28th Amendment

Newsom proposed a constitutional amendment to raise the minimum age for buying guns to 21 and mandate universal background checks.
The amendment aims to enact restrictions on gun ownership in response to mass shootings across the U.S.
Republicans and gun rights groups criticize the proposal as an attack on Second Amendment rights that is unlikely to pass.
For the amendment to take effect, it would require approval from two-thirds of Congress or state legislatures calling a constitutional convention.
Newsom hopes to build support for the amendment across state lines through grassroots campaigns and coalitions.