The phrase "current background" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the current circumstances and situation that someone is in. Example: He was born into a very privileged family and has never experienced the same struggles that many other people have in their current background.
And some gun control advocates question whether Mr. Clinton's proposal would even add anything to current background check law.
Mr. Coburn believes that if the Manchin-Toomey approach fails, his amendment will obtain broad, bipartisan support; critics suggest that the amendment would weaken current background check laws.
Clearly, perception can be influenced not only by the context of current background but also by the residues (after-effects) of previous stimulation.
"I have been adamant from the beginning of the gun control debate that our current background check system needs strengthening and improving".
In the Navy Yard incident, the shooter legally purchased firearms in neighboring Virginia despite a criminal record and mental health issues – exposing gaps in the current background checks system.
The Republican amendment, which aimed to pour more resources into prosecuting violations of the current background checks system but did not expand it in any way, fell short by a vote of 53-47.
It seems absurd that such potentially dangerous people are not subject to the same restrictions as convicted felons, domestic abusers and other risky characters blocked from acquiring weapons under the current background check law.
One of the strengths of the current background check system is the ability it gives the police to track a gun used in a crime to the person who bought it – something that is only possible if sales records are kept.
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But the Senate could still make significant progress by approving a compromise bill that Senator Joe Manchin III of West Virginia, a Democratic gun-rights supporter, is negotiating with Republicans, which may be the most likely way to expand the current background-check system.
