Walmart under scrutiny for pro-gun shirts after El Paso store massacre

Along with heightened pressure to stop selling firearms after a mass shooting at a store in El Paso, Texas, the retail giant Walmart is contending with criticism over pro-gun T-shirts sold on its website by third-party vendors.

At least one shirt, from Tee’s Plus, appears to have been removed from Walmart.com after widespread condemnation on social media. The t-shirt features a list with the words “gun owner” and “victim,” with a box checked next to “gun owner.”