Videos tagged with FFL Inspections

This video discusses insights from ATF and FBI liaisons at industry conferences regarding new White House gun policies. The ATF agents expressed satisfaction with the current direction, indicating a shift towards focusing on serious criminals rather than everyday gun owners. They also noted that policy changes and shifting definitions make their jobs difficult, but recent policy shifts allow for more discretion, which they appreciate.

This video details a FOIA request by Gun Owners of America (GOA) revealing the ATF's decade-long surveillance of online gun forums and social media. The ATF's internal documents suggest a focus on monitoring law-abiding citizens, misinterpreting firearm laws, and expressing a desire to track all online gun owner activity. A key figure identified in the surveillance documents is ATF Inspector Nicholas Spano, previously involved in a controversial inspection of Kilton Tactical.

FFL Guard offers a flat-fee legal services program for Federal Firearm Licensees (FFLs) to navigate complex state and federal regulations, particularly in California. The service emphasizes proactive legal counsel and support during inspections, aiming to prevent costly litigation and business disruptions. It provides access to legal experts and a community portal for shared knowledge, acting as a preventative measure against regulatory pitfalls.

The video discusses New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's recent actions, including her declaration that violence is a contagious disease and her intent to pursue an assault weapons ban modeled after the federal GO SAFE Act. The speaker also raises concerns about potential federal law violations related to the governor's administration of FFL inspections.

The ATF has revoked Federal Firearms Licenses (FFLs) at the highest rate in 16 years, with 92 revocations in 2022. This represents a tripling of revocations from 2021, despite a decrease in the number of inspections conducted. The speaker attributes this surge to a 'zero tolerance policy' implemented under the Biden administration, which allegedly punishes minor clerical errors with license revocation, impacting livelihoods.