Videos tagged with Federal Policy

This entry details significant Second Amendment policy changes announced by the Trump administration, stemming from a Department of Justice Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) memo. As analyzed by constitutional attorney Mark W. Smith, the memo establishes new precedents, including the unconstitutionality of the 1927 USPS handgun mailing ban, the protection of group firearms training, the right to maintain and repair firearms, and the right to interstate firearm possession.

Following recent White House executive orders, states are beginning to reassert Second Amendment rights. This shift is evident in Missouri, where legislation is being pushed to expand carry rights for individuals aged 18-21 and remove restrictions on carrying in establishments with over 50% alcohol sales. In Illinois, a federal judge has eliminated the FOID card requirement. These changes are facilitated by a perceived shift in the Department of Justice's stance, reducing federal opposition to pro-Second Amendment state legislation.

The video discusses the impending announcement of a new White House office dedicated to gun violence prevention, which the speaker asserts is intended to strip Second Amendment rights. It highlights concerns from gun rights advocates about potential new restrictions and the involvement of gun control organizations in shaping the office's agenda. The speaker encourages viewers to subscribe for live coverage and updates on this developing political situation.

This video critically analyzes a White House executive order that directs the Department of Defense to leverage firearm procurement to influence American safety and potentially push 'smart' gun technologies into the civilian market. The speaker, demonstrating high authority and expertise, cites historical examples like Colt's temporary halt on civilian sales due to military contracts and questions the legality of using procurement for social engineering rather than defined military missions.

This video discusses potential government actions following a nuclear attack, focusing on preparedness and survival. It references declassified documents to outline government plans and emphasizes the importance of individual preparation for the aftermath. The description also includes affiliate links for survival gear such as CBRN protection, filtered water bottles, and potassium iodide tablets, alongside a link to the creator's website for more prepping information and community networking.

This video features Cam Edwards of NRA News interviewing John Frazer, Director of NRA-ILA's Research and Information Division. The discussion centers on the White House's decision to delay a gun reporting requirement specifically for individuals along the Mexican border. The interview, originally published on February 7, 2011, likely delves into the implications of this policy change for gun owners and Second Amendment rights.