A major new law is now in place in Illinois to try to prevent future domestic violence tragedies. Governor JB Pritzker signed "Karina's law" on Monday, which requires guns to be removed from people who have a domestic order of protection against them.

It's a good day for Illinois," Gov. JB Pritzker said Monday. “It's also an emotional day as we remember those we have lost and those who have suffered along the way to get us here."

Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a measure Monday aimed at shoring up protections for domestic violence victims by spelling out when law enforcement is required to take guns from alleged abusers with orders of protection against them.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Monday signed “Karina’s Law,” legislation that is designed to create more protections for victims of domestic abuse. “It’s in their memory and in the name of Karina, I sign this into law today,