Florida's Senate just voted on a bill that would allow some teachers to carry firearms in schools, among other provisions.
The plan was introduced shortly after the Parkland, Florida, school shooting. Many Parkland residents have publicly criticized it.
It was amended to drastically reduce the number of teachers eligible to carry weapons following backlash from parents, law enforcement officials and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. And though the bill passed the Senate, it doesn't seem either side is completely happy with it.
Many Democrats want a ban on assault-style rifles, which isn't included in the legislation.
And most Republicans don't like that it would create a waiting period on rifle purchases and ban the sale of rifles to people under 21.
The legislation now moves to Florida's House.
Additional reporting by Newsy affiliate CNN.
