President Trump is expected to deliver a proposal as early as this week aimed at curbing gun violence, a White House aide said Tuesday.

White House officials have been negotiating with a bipartisan group of lawmakers on a plan that would presumably expand background checks for gun purchases and incentivize “red flag” laws to take guns away from dangerous people.

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