Videos tagged with Attorney General Pam Bondi

The US Department of Justice has published proposed rules to restore Second Amendment rights to certain non-violent felons, a move predicted by constitutional attorney Mark Smith. This administrative process aims to address individuals prohibited from firearm possession under 18 USC 922G, particularly those convicted of non-violent offenses, by focusing on current dangerousness rather than past convictions. The initiative is framed as a restoration of rights consistent with Supreme Court precedent like the Raheem case and Third Circuit rulings.

This video explains a Trump administration DOJ rule change that aims to restore gun rights for non-violent felons. It details how the Schumer Amendment previously prevented the ATF from processing restoration applications and how the new rule delegates this authority to the DOJ. The video encourages viewers to submit public comments to support the rule's passage.

This video discusses the potential for the Department of Justice (DOJ) to intervene in legal challenges against Illinois's gun laws. Attorney General Pam Bondi has initiated investigations into states delaying concealed carry licenses, and there's discussion about whether the DOJ might investigate Illinois's restrictive firearm regulations, including the FOID card system and assault weapon ban. While direct federal lawsuits are unlikely in the short term, the DOJ could intervene in existing cases or support appeals to the Supreme Court.

This video discusses the extended deadline for Attorney General Pam Bondi to report on potential Second Amendment infringements by Biden-era executive actions. The speaker expresses concern that the delay and commentary from gun control advocates suggest a lack of urgency from the Trump administration, potentially alienating Second Amendment supporters. The content highlights the political implications of this situation for gun rights.