Videos tagged with Ghost Safe Act

This video provides an expert analysis of three proposed federal bills: the Ghost Safe Act, the BUMP Act, and the Assault Weapons Ban of 2025. The speaker, identified as an expert in Second Amendment news, details how these bills could significantly restrict firearm ownership by banning certain types of firearms, imposing strict magazine capacity limits, and regulating modifications. The content emphasizes the potential impact on common firearms like the AR-15 and AKs, framing the legislation as a threat to constitutional rights. A call to action urges viewers to contact their senators to oppose these measures.

The Illinois Supreme Court upheld the state's ban on 'assault weapons' and large-capacity magazines, ruling it did not violate state constitutional clauses on equal protection or special legislation. The decision focused on state constitutional grounds, sidestepping Second Amendment arguments due to procedural waivers by the plaintiffs. This ruling has implications for similar bans in other states and may lead to further legal challenges in federal courts, potentially reaching the U.S. Supreme Court.

This video discusses potential legislative responses to an assassination attempt on Donald Trump, focusing on three main areas: bans on semi-automatic rifles like the AR-15, restrictions on ammunition sales and background checks, and increased liability for gun manufacturers regarding their marketing practices. The speaker, identified as Armed Scholar, analyzes these proposed measures, suggesting they are likely to be reintroduced or newly proposed at a national level.

This video details proposed legislation in New Mexico, including HB 137 (the Ghost SAFE Act), which aims to ban the possession of certain semi-automatic rifles and magazines. It also discusses a mandatory 14-day waiting period for firearm purchases and other gun control measures being advocated by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham. The speaker urges New Mexico residents to contact their representatives to oppose these bills, emphasizing the potential for long-term legal battles if they pass.