Videos tagged with HR 5717

This video analyzes House Resolution 5717, the 'Gun Violence Prevention and Community Safety Act of 2020,' detailing its proposed gun control measures. The speaker, Brayden from Langley Outdoors Academy, breaks down seven key provisions, including a mandatory license to own firearms and ammunition, a seven-day waiting period for all firearm purchases, raising the minimum age to 21 for both firearms and ammunition, and restrictions on 'assault weapons' and large-capacity magazines. It also covers funding for voluntary buyback programs, a ban on suppressors, and significant new taxes on firearms (30%) and ammunition (50%). The analysis highlights concerns about these measures potentially infringing on Second Amendment rights by turning them into government-granted privileges.

This video discusses the perceived erosion of Second Amendment rights and other freedoms in the United States, particularly in the context of national emergencies. The speaker argues that constitutional rights, especially those in the Bill of Rights, should be immutable and not subject to suspension due to health crises or government mandates. The content highlights concerns about specific gun control legislation like HR 5717 and the actions of state governments in restricting firearm access, drawing parallels to historical events like Hurricane Katrina. The speaker emphasizes the importance of citizen action and support for organizations like the Firearms Policy Coalition in defending these rights.

This video discusses concerns that Nancy Pelosi might attempt to insert anti-gun language, specifically red flag legislation, into a phase four stimulus bill. The speaker, citing sources in Washington D.C., indicates that while no language has been submitted yet, Pelosi is contemplating it. The primary concern is the potential inclusion of the Violence Against Women Act (HR 1585), which contains red flag provisions, into the stimulus package. The speaker urges viewers to contact their representatives to advocate for pro-gun legislation as a countermeasure.

This video discusses allegations of Democrats attempting to sneak gun control measures, such as universal gun registration and red flag confiscation, into COVID-19 stimulus bills. The speaker expresses concern over this tactic, viewing it as a 'scummy behavior' and a potential 'straw that broke the camel's back' for many Americans. While acknowledging a lack of definitive proof, the speaker outlines the potential political strategy behind such a move, where either outcome (bill passing with gun control or bill failing due to gun control) benefits the Democrats.

This video urgently warns about Democrats attempting to include gun control measures, specifically universal background checks and red flag laws, within the Phase Four stimulus package. The proposed language is reportedly drawn from HR 5717 and SB 3254, described as highly anti-Second Amendment bills. The speaker emphasizes the concern that these measures might pass by being attached to a popular stimulus bill, urging constituents to contact their representatives.

This video discusses ongoing legislative efforts to restrict Second Amendment rights, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. It highlights specific bills like SR 110 and HR 5717, which aim for further gun control measures, including potential assault weapons bans. The content also touches on increased background checks in March 2020 and the role of advocacy groups in defending gun ownership rights.

This video provides a critical analysis of Senate Bill 3254 (SB 3254), a legislative proposal aimed at significantly restricting firearm ownership and transfers. The speaker, identifying as an instructor, details the bill's comprehensive scope, which mirrors House Bill 5717. Key provisions include mandatory federal licensing for firearm and ammunition purchases, raising the minimum age to 21, implementing universal background checks for all transfers, and establishing a nationwide seven-day waiting period. The bill also proposes an assault weapons ban, magazine restrictions, regulations on 'ghost guns,' and the creation of a federal red flag law allowing for firearm confiscation. Additionally, it introduces substantial taxes on firearm and ammunition sales and places further burdens on FFL dealers.

This video discusses HR 5717, described as a severe gun control bill, and highlights controversial statements made by its author, Hank Johnson. It emphasizes the need to oppose the bill and mentions related legal efforts like Miller v. Becerra concerning California's assault weapons ban.

This video discusses recent legislative and executive actions impacting firearm ownership in the US, including proposed federal legislation HR 5717, Illinois Governor Pritzker's designation of gun stores as essential, and New Jersey Governor Murphy's shutdown of NICS. It highlights the potential consequences of HR 5717, such as a national gun registry, bans on semi-automatic firearms, and new taxes, while also encouraging citizen engagement with lawmakers.

This video from Gun Owners of America discusses the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on gun rights and advocates for proactive legislative solutions. It highlights issues like the suspension of concealed carry permit processing and NICS delays, proposing Constitutional Carry and reciprocity legislation as remedies. The video also warns against expansive gun control bills like HR 5717.

This video from Guns & Gadgets details how various state and local governments are using the COVID-19 pandemic as a pretext to restrict Second Amendment rights and shut down firearms businesses. The speaker highlights specific examples in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, California, and Louisiana, where governors and mayors have issued executive orders or recommendations to close gun shops and FFLs, or extend wait times for firearm purchases. The video also touches on a federal bill, HR 5717, being pushed during this crisis. It emphasizes that these actions are seen as infringements on the right to self-defense during a time of crisis.

Gun rights attorney Emily Taylor discusses the potential implications of a Joe Biden presidency on Second Amendment rights. She highlights the limited Supreme Court precedent defining the Second Amendment's scope and the risk of lower courts undermining existing rulings. Taylor emphasizes the critical role of judicial appointments in protecting gun rights and warns against the possibility of the Second Amendment being 'gutted' through legislation, even if not repealed outright. She points to HR 5717 as an example of comprehensive anti-gun policy proposals.