Videos tagged with Ammunition Sales Suspension

Governor Newsom responded to a letter requesting a suspension of firearm and ammunition sales in California by deferring to local sheriffs and county decisions. He indicated that this determination was already made weeks prior, referencing the situation in LA County. The video suggests that sales have already slowed organically, making a gubernatorial directive unnecessary.

This video discusses a letter sent by California Assemblyman Miguel Santiago to Governor Gavin Newsom, requesting a statewide suspension of firearm and ammunition sales due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The speaker critiques this proposal, highlighting record-breaking NICS checks in March and questioning the relevance of citing old data on prohibited persons. The video touches on broader concerns about government overreach during the pandemic.

California Assemblymember Miguel Santiago has proposed a statewide suspension of firearm and ammunition sales, with an exception for law enforcement and authorized peace officers. The proposal, sent to Governor Gavin Newsom, cites concerns over panic buying during the COVID-19 pandemic and the potential for increased risk to public safety. The video critiques this proposal, arguing it infringes on Second Amendment rights and misrepresents statistics regarding prohibited persons.

Assemblymember Santiago has urged Governor Newsom to suspend all firearm and ammunition sales, with an exemption for law enforcement, citing public safety concerns during the COVID-19 pandemic. The video argues against this proposal, highlighting the right to self-defense and questioning the logic behind restricting law-abiding citizens while referencing existing issues with prohibited persons. It emphasizes that increased firearm purchases are often driven by fear of crime, not a desire to commit it.