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Posts Tagged executive action
Trump Considering Suppressor Ban
From Bearing Arms:
President Donald Trump said he’ll “seriously look†at banning gun silencers after last week’s mass shooting in Virginia.
“Well, I’d like to think about it,†Trump said in an interview with Piers Morgan on ITV’s Good Morning Britain. “I’m going to seriously look at it.â€
Obama To Use Executive Loophole To Fix Gun “Loopholes”
I guess the ends justify the means.
From Breitbart.com:
According to ABC News, the White House has been open about the fact that the Department of Justice has spent months helping Obama find a way to go around Congress and increase gun control “unilaterally.†And Obama has tried to head off certain opposition to his pending actions by blaming the “gun lobby†for stirring up opposition in the first place.
Obama To Redefine Who Is A Gun Seller
From Bloomberg:
Obama has let it be known from his holiday retreat in Hawaii, through unidentified advisers, that soon after New Years Day he plans to follow through on plans to expand the definition of who’s “in the business” of selling firearms—and who’s thus required to perform background checks.
There will probably be calls to challenge Obama’s authority to broaden the background check mandate without congressional involvement. Lawsuits and objections from pro-gun Republicans on Capitol Hill will likely follow, as has happened with other efforts by the administration to use executive authority in the environmental arena.