Gavin Newsom Signs AB 173 MORE GUN CONTROL

Published on September 28, 2021
Duration: 6:57

This video discusses California's AB 173, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, which mandates the creation of the California Firearms Violence Research Center at UC Davis. The center will receive data on firearm owners, purchasers, and ammunition buyers from the state. The speaker expresses concern that this information could be shared with accredited institutions and potentially lead to privacy violations, increased insurance premiums, and other negative consequences for gun owners.

Quick Summary

California's AB 173, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, establishes the California Firearms Violence Research Center at UC Davis. This center will receive state data on firearm owners, purchasers, and ammunition buyers, raising concerns about privacy and potential misuse of information by accredited institutions.

Chapters

  1. 00:03Introduction to AB 173
  2. 00:36Sponsor Message: TacPac.com
  3. 01:20Upcoming Event: USCCA Expo
  4. 01:56Gavin Newsom Signs AB 173
  5. 02:12California's Data Tracking
  6. 02:31Data Shared by the State
  7. 03:00California Firearms Violence Research Center
  8. 03:13Sharing Data with Accredited Institutions
  9. 03:30Constitutional Challenges to AB 173
  10. 04:15California as a Testing Ground
  11. 04:30Why AB 173 is Dangerous
  12. 04:45Risk of Home Invasions
  13. 05:03Employer Hiring Decisions
  14. 05:19Backdoor Gun Control
  15. 05:38Impact on Pocketbooks: Insurance
  16. 06:21Conclusion and Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What is California AB 173?

California AB 173 is a new law signed by Governor Gavin Newsom that establishes the California Firearms Violence Research Center at UC Davis. This center will collect and analyze data related to firearm ownership, purchases, and ammunition sales within the state.

What kind of data will the California Firearms Violence Research Center collect?

The center will collect data on individuals who own firearms, purchase firearms, buy firearm parts, or purchase ammunition. This information is maintained by the state and will be made accessible for research purposes.

What are the concerns about California AB 173?

Concerns include the potential for data privacy violations, the risk of this information being shared with unauthorized entities, and the possibility of it being used for discriminatory purposes, such as impacting employment or insurance rates.

Can the data from the California Firearms Violence Research Center be shared?

Yes, the law allows the California Firearms Violence Research Center to share the collected data with any accredited institution that is conducting academic research, raising concerns about broader data dissemination.

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