Videos tagged with DOJ Rulemaking

This video discusses a proposed DOJ rule under the Trump administration aimed at restoring Second Amendment rights for individuals convicted of non-violent felonies (one year or greater) or certain misdemeanors (two years or greater). The speaker argues against the lifetime loss of gun rights for such offenses, highlighting the importance of rehabilitation and second chances. Examples of offenses that could lead to permanent loss of rights, such as tax evasion or minor hunting violations, are presented as potentially disproportionate.

This video details a significant proposed rule from the Department of Justice (DOJ) aimed at restoring Second Amendment rights for certain individuals with criminal convictions. The rule, published in the Federal Register, bypasses Congress through executive rulemaking and outlines a pathway for relief, with specific exceptions for violent felons, registered sex offenders, and undocumented immigrants. The speaker, an expert firearms instructor, emphasizes the critical importance of the public comment period as a battleground for Second Amendment supporters to engage and influence the outcome.

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 update from Guns & Gadgets details the upcoming ATF comment period for frames and receivers, including proposed serialization of uppers. It also highlights the return of the pistol brace issue with a new DOJ proposed rule. The speaker emphasizes the unconstitutional nature of these actions and encourages viewer participation in the comment periods. Additionally, it touches on the demonetization of pro-Second Amendment YouTubers, signaling ongoing challenges for the community.