WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The lead Democratic U.S. Senator engaged on bipartisan gun security talks following a wave of mass shootings mentioned on Sunday he thinks a package deal together with investments in psychological well being and college security and a few adjustments to gun legal guidelines can go Congress.

“Do some vital psychological well being funding, some faculty security cash and a few modest however impactful adjustments in gun legal guidelines. That is the form of package deal we’re placing collectively proper now,” U.S. Senator Chris Murphy mentioned in an interview on CNN, including that he was not sure whether or not a Senate vote on gun security laws could be held this week.