For first time since 17-dead massacre, students and teachers of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida have returned to ir school. The high school opened on Sunday for a voluntary day for "orientation" to facilitate a return to scene of bloody deed. Teachers should officially start again on Monday, and on Wednesday regular lessons will begin again.

Also on Sunday, US president Donald Trump announced that issue of security at schools will be main topic at a meeting with governors of all 50 US states this Monday. Previously, he had announced changes to inspections of arms buyers and armament VonLehrkräften, which is ultimately a matter for individual states.

This also encounters approval of US weapons lobby. NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch said that teachers and parents should freely decide wher teachers should be armed to protect schools. Orwise, even after recent rampage, your organization will continue to block any tightening of gun laws. "The NRA does not support any ban," said Loesch to ABC News channel.

So far re have been no plans for such bans. The Senate, however, has a draft to strengn FBI background checks and provide penalties for jeneBehörden that do not properly maintain and pass on personnel records. The background is Air Force, which had conceded that criminal record of EinesSchützen from Texas had not been transferred to US crime database. Theman had more than two dozen people in a Kircheerschossen in November.

The draft had happened to Repräsentantenhausbereits last year, but only after Republicans had attached a mecha-to weapons lobby sponsored measure. This is intended to transport gun owners and besitzernerleichtern, concealed weapons from US state to U.S. state.

Florida students claim more stringent gun law thousands of teenagers have demonstrated in Florida for a tightening of gun law. The students, including survivors of deadly attack of parkland, gared in front of Capitol in Tallahassee. © Photo: Friederike Heine/DPA Date Of Update: 27 February 2018, 12:03