Videos tagged with Mandatory Waiting Periods

This video discusses a First Circuit Court of Appeals case challenging Maine's 72-hour mandatory waiting period for firearm purchases. The court is examining the constitutionality of such delays in light of the Supreme Court's Bruen decision, which requires modern gun laws to be consistent with historical traditions of firearm regulation. The speaker argues that these waiting periods infringe upon Second Amendment rights without historical precedent and disproportionately affect law-abiding citizens.

This video discusses new gun control legislation in New Mexico, specifically focusing on mandatory waiting periods for gun purchases. The title suggests that this legislation, passed by Democrats, contains a significant oversight or 'trap' that the creator believes is a mistake. The description also mentions that women are a growing demographic of gun owners, which may be a point of discussion within the video's analysis of the gun control measures.

This video discusses the perceived failure of gun control laws in Illinois, highlighting how a system with strict regulations, including FOID cards and background checks, did not prevent an individual with documented mental health issues and threats from legally acquiring firearms. The speaker argues that the root cause lies in cultural and moral degradation, not solely in the absence of gun laws, and criticizes the continued push for more gun control despite apparent ineffectiveness.