You realize they categorize teens as children in those stats. There are a shit ton of teen gang bangers, and a shit ton running loose in cities like Chicago that shoot each other constantly. Also, don't know if you realize, behind every firearm is a person, now I know lefties like to blame everything and anything except those directly responsible but, it's the person that owns the firearm or pulls the trigger that is the cause, not the firearm. Thankfully in this country, we don't strip away rights just because people have accidents or abuse their rights. If you want to say deaths are deaths, then look at driving. After all you are the one bringing in other comparisons so you can't cry about a different example. Driving is a privilege, it's not even a right yet why aren't you worried about kids in car deaths?? What about babies in abortion?? More fake rage.
Let's say you have a good point in gun deaths among kids, let's pretend for a moment. In no way does it take away from the fact we need to stop illegals from entering our country and deport ones that are here. It in no way diminishes the crime they commit while illegally in our country. This is why we call you the dumbass cult, cry about guns all you want but don't try to fuse a totally different topic into it. Seriously, are we supposed to all of the sudden forget about the illegal invasion and their crimes because we have other problems? Dumbass cult.
https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/04/06/gun-deaths-among-us-kids-rose-50-percent-in-two-years/
Gun deaths are much more common among some groups of children and teens
In the U.S., some groups of children and teens are far more likely than others to die by gunfire. Boys, for example, accounted for 83% of all gun deaths among children and teens in 2021. Girls accounted for 17%.
Older children and teens are much more likely than younger kids to be killed in gun-related incidents. Those ages 12 to 17 accounted for 86% of all gun deaths among children and teens in 2021, while those 6 to 11 accounted for 7% of the total, as did those 5 and under. Still, there were 179 gun deaths among children ages 6 to 11 and 184 among those 5 and under in 2021.
For all three age groups, homicide was the leading type of gun death in 2021. But suicides accounted for a significant share (36%) of gun deaths among those ages 12 to 17, while accidents accounted for a sizable share (34%) of gun deaths among those 5 and under.
Racial and ethnic differences in gun deaths among kids are stark. In 2021, 46% of all gun deaths among children and teens involved Black victims, even though only 14% of the U.S. under-18 population that year was Black. Much smaller shares of gun deaths among children and teens in 2021 involved White (32%), Hispanic (17%) and Asian (1%) victims.