As America comes to terms with the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, readers explain what they think should be done to prevent future mass shootings
Photograph: Veronica Cardenas/ReutersPhotograph: Veronica Cardenas/ReutersAs America comes to terms with its worst school shooting since Sandy Hook, a decade ago, the nation is mourning the killing of 19 children and two adultsHere people from across the United States explain what they think should be done to prevent future mass shootings in the country.We should codify the National Rifle Association’s own gun safety rules in federal law, and force all gun owners to take responsibility.
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