Federal court strikes down Biden-era ATF ghost gun restrictions
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A federal court ruled Biden-era regulations on “ghost guns” are unconstitutional, reigniting a legal battle that made its way to the Supreme Court last year. U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor, an appointee of former President George W.
Bush, found the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives rule, which dealt with firearm kits that allow […]
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The Biden administration attempted to close perceived loopholes by requiring serial numbers and background checks for unfinished firearm components. This regulatory overreach sought to restrict the ability of citizens to assemble their own weapons.
- • Judge Reed O’Connor ruled Biden-era ATF ghost gun regulations unconstitutional and unconstitutionally vague.
- • The ruling targets the 2022 ATF rule that classified certain firearm kits and unfinished receivers as firearms.
- • This decision revives legal battles regarding the scope of ATF authority despite previous Supreme Court rulings.
The Biden administration attempted to close perceived loopholes by requiring serial numbers and background checks for unfinished firearm components. This regulatory overreach sought to restrict the ability of citizens to assemble their own weapons.
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