Gun Control Legislation to Become Law in Connecticut

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont plans to sign a slate of gun control measures into law.
The legislation includes banning openly carrying firearms and limiting handgun sales to three within 30 days.
Other provisions include expanding the assault weapon ban, stiffening penalties for large-capacity magazines, and adding domestic violence crimes to the list of disqualifications for having a gun.
The measure passed the Senate 24-11 and the House 96-51, with Democrats controlling both chambers.
The legislation comes as mass killings occur at a record pace in the United States, and nearly half the states have passed legislation addressing guns or school safety this year.