A new report is raising concerns about the effectiveness of New York's SAFE Act, a law aimed at protecting children from gun violence. The SAFE Act, which was passed in 2013, includes several provisions designed to keep guns out of the hands of minors, such as stricter background checks and penalties for adults who fail to secure their firearms. However, experts are now questioning whether the law has had its intended impact, citing a lack of clear data on its success. As the debate over gun control continues, advocates and lawmakers are grappling with the complexities of the SAFE Act and its role in protecting New York's youngest citizens.
Experts say key questions remain about New York's SAFE Act for Kids Spectrum News
