Deadly and Untraceable, 'Ghost Guns' Are Becoming More Common in N.Y.
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53% : Ghost guns, which can be built from kits available for purchase from gun manufacturers online, have been a concern for law enforcement authorities for more than a decade.43% : "Traditional law enforcement approaches to gun safety are not working," said Mr. Boudin in an interview.
41% : Doing so would close a loophole that advocates of gun control say has allowed the weapons to proliferate.
39% : Mr. Bragg's opponent, Thomas Kenniff, said that he'd support legislation that would require mandatory prison sentences to deter people from trafficking ghost guns.
38% : Ghost guns are no longer an abstract, looming threat -- they are here, and we need federal regulation to stop them."
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