Videos tagged with New York Gun Control

This Arfcom News episode covers the departure of US Attorney General Pam Bondi, New York's proposed ban on 3D printers capable of producing firearm components, and the arrest of a Marine for allegedly selling government-issued ammunition. The segment criticizes the effectiveness of gun control measures and highlights concerns about potential future restrictions.

This video details the arrest of a 67-year-old senior citizen on Long Island for allegedly manufacturing and possessing homemade firearms. It critically examines the Nassau County District Attorney's accusations, contrasting them with the individual's background and the specifics of New York's stringent gun laws. The narrative highlights the legal complexities surrounding unregistered firearms, 'ghost guns,' and accessories like Glock switches, while questioning the prosecutorial narrative and media reporting.

This video discusses US Representatives Elise Stefanik and Claudia Tenney's actions in calling on Attorney General Pam Bondi to investigate New York's alleged Second Amendment infringements. The Department of Justice, under the Trump administration, established a Second Amendment Task Force led by Assistant Attorney General Har Dylan to protect these rights, viewing them as civil rights. The representatives cite New York's laws, including bans on semi-automatic rifles, licensing, registration, and magazine capacity limits, as unconstitutional and in defiance of Supreme Court precedent like the Bruen decision.

This video provides an expert analysis from constitutional attorney Mark W. Smith on a recent Second Circuit Court of Appeals decision impacting New York's gun control laws. Smith breaks down the ruling's implications for licensing, sensitive locations, and the unconstitutional 'vampire rule,' offering insights into future legal strategies and potential political influences.

This video analyzes the situation in New York following the SCOTUS Bruen decision, alleging that the NYPD is openly defying the Supreme Court's ruling. The description suggests this defiance is leading to numerous gun control lawsuits and describes the measures as potentially "racist gun control." The content focuses on the legal and political ramifications of gun control laws in New York and the perceived conflict with federal judicial decisions.

This content provides an expert-level overview of two significant legal challenges to gun control measures in California and New York. It highlights how law enforcement organizations and state legislative bodies are actively contesting existing firearm regulations, arguing they are unconstitutional and infringe upon Second Amendment rights. The discussion emphasizes the impact of recent Supreme Court decisions, such as Bruin, on these ongoing legal battles.

New York is enacting new gun control measures following the Bruen decision. These include requiring private businesses to ban firearms unless explicitly welcoming them via signage and implementing background checks on ammunition purchases. The state is also expanding the definition of 'sensitive places' where firearms are prohibited, such as government buildings and subways.

This video details recent gun control legislation passed in New York, including bans on semi-automatic rifles for individuals under 21, strengthened red flag laws, and a requirement for microstamping technology. It also covers the state's lawsuit against Glock and the new body armor ban. The speaker, identified as an expert with authoritative signals, urges viewers to engage with these developments.

This video critiques New York's handling of gun violence prevention funding, highlighting the delayed establishment of the Office of Gun Violence Prevention despite former Governor Cuomo declaring a state of emergency. It questions the allocation of funds and the effectiveness of the declared emergency, suggesting a political motivation rather than a genuine commitment to reducing gun violence.

This video analyzes new gun control proposals in New York, focusing on a bill that would expand public nuisance laws to allow civil lawsuits against firearm manufacturers. The speaker argues this is an attempt to circumvent the federal Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA) and highlights the potential for subjective interpretation of 'safeguards.' The analysis connects these state-level efforts to a broader pattern of 'cognitive dissonance' where political ideology conflicts with statistical reality, leading to legislative overreach.

This monthly live stream from August 2020 covers several topical firearm-related news items, including NICS record trends, increases in gun purchases in New York, anti-gun legislation in California, plummeting support for gun control amid crime surges, and a political figure's financial dealings. The stream also recommends reading material on self-defense and de-escalation, and provides links for joining gun rights organizations like CRPA and Gun Owners of California. The host, Joel Persinger, also promotes his website, training at Practical Defense Systems, and various platforms where his content can be found. Sponsor mentions and information on Second Call Defense are also included.

New York Governor Cuomo is proposing a ban on purchasing firearm parts online, which would require serialization of all major components and sales through Federally Licensed Firearms Dealers (FFLs). This measure aims to curb untraceable firearms but is criticized for impacting law-abiding citizens and potentially increasing costs due to FFL transfer fees. The proposal is seen by critics as an infringement on the long-standing right to self-manufacture firearms.