A presidential order directing the Justice Department to review 2021–2025 firearm actions sets up a fast-track unwind of rules now viewed as out of step with recent Supreme Court decisions.…
An executive order assigns the Attorney General to audit federal actions from 2021 to 2025 for possible conflicts with the Second Amendment and to propose fixes, threading that review through…
This article breaks down the Trump Administration’s latest federal rulings on the Second Amendment and gun access, showing how a pragmatic, big government approach is delivering safer communities and comprehensive…
The Trump Administration’s Second Amendment policies expanded federal oversight on gun access, relying on executive authority, increased regulation, and aggressive spending. These measures resulted in greater bureaucracy, inefficiency, and a…
The Trump administration has reversed the ban on forced-reset triggers, aligning with its commitment to Second Amendment rights. The DOJ's settlement with Rare Breed Triggers allows the return of previously…
The Trump administration's policy smartly reinforces firearm restrictions for individuals under domestic violence restraining orders, aligning with historical traditions and enhancing public safety.
The Trump administration's reversal of the forced-reset trigger ban is a smart reform that upholds Second Amendment rights and corrects regulatory overreach.
The Supreme Court's decision in United States v. Rahimi upholds the federal ban on firearm possession for individuals under domestic violence restraining orders, affirming the government's authority to disarm those…
Recent federal court decisions have reshaped Second Amendment interpretations, leading to a complex legal landscape balancing gun rights and public safety.
