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    Michigan

    In 2023, Michigan passed several foundational gun safety laws, including an Extreme Risk law and a secure storage law and now has 4 of the 5 foundational gun safety laws in place. While the state has long required a permit to purchase handguns, it also passed a law in 2023 extending this requirement to long gun sales.

      1,421 In an average year, 1,421 people die by guns in Michigan. More at EveryStat.
      #20 in the country for Gun Law Strength. (Same as last year). See why.

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      #20 in the country for gun law strength

      Same rank as last year

      Foundational laws
      Gun industry and product safety
      Guns in public
      Keeping guns out of the wrong hands
      Policing and civil rights
      Sales and permitting
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      School shootings are a uniquely American experience. They don’t have to be. In November 2021, news reports started circulating that there had been a shooting at Oxford High School in Oxford, Michigan. We dreaded the news of casualties, but learned that eleven people were shot and 4 students were shot… Continue

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      $16.8B

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      Gun violence costs Michigan $16.8 billion each year.

      Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund, “EveryStat: Michigan,” https://everystat.org/#Michigan.

      Last updated: 7.14.2022