In the aftermath of Saturday’s shooting at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas the retail giant’s employees across the U.S. have begun questioning how safe they are at work.

Some want the Bentonville, Arkansas-based department store chain to change its corporate policy so that trained and licensed employees can carry firearms, while others want armed security at store entrances.

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