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This is How Much the Federal Government Makes from Gun Sales in Louisiana
By SAMUEL STEBBINS, 24/7 WALL ST. VIA THE CENTER SQUARE
Fri,01/06/23-4:09PM , 418 Reads
America's gun industry is booming. Over 11.3 million firearms were manufactured in the United States in 2020, more than double the 5.6 million produced in 2010, and nearly triple the 3.9 million guns manufactured in 2000, according to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.
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14.6%, of all guns traced in the state were linked to crimes in New Orleans.

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City in Louisiana where most guns linked to crime
By SAMUEL STEBBINS, 24/7 WALL ST. VIA THE CENTER SQUARE
Mon,01/02/23-9:38AM , 524 Reads
The United States is the only country in the world with more civilian-owned firearms than people. While most of the nearly 400 million firearms in the U.S. belong to law-abiding citizens, some portion of them inevitably end up in the wrong hands.
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According to the FBI, active shooter incidents climbed by over 50% in 2021 compared to the previous year.

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Government Reports Surge in Firearms Linked to Crimes in Louisiana
By SAMUEL STEBBINS, 24/7 WALL ST. VIA THE CENTER SQUARE
Tue,12/20/22-3:22PM , 430 Reads
An estimated 1 in 3 American adults own at least one firearm. The most common reasons Americans cite for exercising their Second Amendment rights include personal protection, target shooting, and hunting.
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There were 80.5 outbound moves from Louisiana for every 100,000 households in the state in 2021.

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Study shows people leaving Louisiana in droves
By SAMUEL STEBBINS, 24/7 WALL ST. VIA THE CENTER SQUARE
Wed,12/07/22-2:19PM , 768 Reads
Across the country, hundreds of thousands of companies have established remote work policies in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. No longer bound to an office, millions of Americans are now free to relocate without having to consider proximity to their employer - and some clear trends are emerging.
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