Videos tagged with Joint Resolution of Disapproval

This video discusses an ATF rule, effective May 20th, requiring individuals engaged in private firearm sales to obtain a Federal Firearms License (FFL). The speaker highlights efforts by some Republican legislators to overturn this rule via a Joint Resolution of Disapproval, citing concerns about government overreach and infringement on Second Amendment rights. The effectiveness of this resolution is questioned due to the likely presidential veto.

22 Senators, led by Ted Cruz, have introduced a Congressional Review Act joint resolution to disapprove of the ATF's recent rule concerning the definition of frames or receivers and firearm identification. Gun Owners of America (GOA) plans to sue the Biden administration to halt the rule's implementation, citing it as an expansion of the ATF's gun registry.

Members of Congress, led by Senator Ted Cruz, have introduced a Congressional Review Act (CRA) joint resolution to disapprove of the ATF's new rule on frames and receivers. This rule aims to regulate 80% kits and privately manufactured firearms as actual firearms, requiring serialization, background checks, and extended record retention for gun stores. The resolution seeks to repeal this rule and prevent similar future regulations, though its passage faces significant political hurdles.