After the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, anti-gun activists are exploiting the incident to push for stricter gun control measures, arguing against the presence of firearms. The shooter used an AR-15 rifle, a weapon commonly associated with mass shootings, reigniting debates on gun regulations and its availability. Security experts are highlighting lapses in Trump's security procedures during the attack, emphasizing the need for enhanced evacuation protocols and stricter security checks. Foreign Affairs expert Robinder Sachdev underscores the role of America's prevalent gun culture in such attacks, pointing out the ease of acquiring firearms in the US and the challenges in curbing this deeply ingrained culture.