夏威夷女国会议员提出"鬼法" 追踪枪支零件 打击无法追踪的鬼枪 Hawaii Congresswoman introduces "Ghost Act" to track firearm parts and combat untraceable "ghost guns."

夏威夷女众议员Jill Tokuda计划推出「鬼法」, 旨在追踪枪支部件的运输, Hawaii's Congresswoman Jill Tokuda plans to introduce the "Ghost Act," aiming to track the shipment of firearm components to combat untraceable "ghost guns." 该法案要求枪支零部件登记和交货后签字确认,以确保合法枪支拥有者的所有权。 The bill requires registration of firearm parts and signature confirmation upon delivery to ensure ownership by legal gun owners. 密歇根州也在进行类似的努力,那里的立法者正在提出法案,规定拥有或转让鬼枪为非法。 Similar efforts are underway in Michigan, where lawmakers are introducing bills to make it illegal to possess or transfer ghost guns. 这些措施旨在加强执法能力,以监测和防止无法追查的枪支扩散。 The measures aim to enhance law enforcement's ability to monitor and prevent the proliferation of untraceable firearms.