Videos tagged with Firearms Business Regulation

This video discusses the ongoing legal battle between Gun Owners of America (GOA) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) concerning the ATF's 'zero tolerance' policy for gun shops. Despite the policy being officially pulled, the DOJ continues to litigate, which GOA argues is a tactic to prevent lasting precedent and a potential precursor to future restrictive actions. The speaker criticizes the administration's handling of Second Amendment issues and the perceived ineffectiveness of current leadership in defending gun rights.

The video critiques the ATF's 'Zero Tolerance' policy implemented under the Biden administration, arguing it is destructive to lawful firearms businesses and hinders government efforts to track illegal arms trafficking. It highlights a significant increase in FFL license revocations and voluntary surrenders post-inspection, suggesting a weaponization of the agency. The speaker proposes returning the ATF to its original tax collection function and establishing an industry review board composed of FFLs to adjudicate compliance issues.

Governor Glenn Youngkin of Virginia vetoed 30 bills, including HB 585, which would have criminalized home-based firearms dealers operating within 1.5 miles of an elementary or middle school. The Governor stated the bill appeared to target a single individual in Prince William County. The discussion highlights the potential broad impact of such regulations on small businesses in urban and suburban areas.

This video discusses two key pieces of California legislation impacting firearms businesses and rights. Assembly Bill 262, targeting ranges and camps, was successfully defeated for the session. Senate Bill 1384, however, mandates extensive video surveillance for all FFLs starting January 1, 2024, imposing significant financial and operational burdens. The discussion highlights concerns about over-regulation driving businesses out of the state and the perceived targeting of law-abiding citizens and businesses.

This video discusses a significant legal challenge in California where Second Amendment groups and business owners are asking the Supreme Court to review an anti-gun zoning law in Alameda County. The law prohibits gun shops within 500 feet of residential zoning districts. The speaker highlights the legal team involved, including attorney Alan Gura, who previously argued landmark cases like Heller and McDonald. The video also touches on broader issues of platform suppression and legislative efforts in Tennessee.