Videos tagged with Semi-Automatic Firearms Ban

Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed Senate Bill 25-00003, which imposes significant restrictions on semi-automatic firearms with detachable magazines, effective August 1, 2026. The law requires an eligibility card obtained after a sheriff's review and a 12-hour safety course, effectively converting constitutional rights into a privilege. It also bans rapid-fire conversion devices like bump stocks, despite recent Supreme Court rulings on the latter.

This video discusses new gun control legislation in Colorado, which includes a ban on most semi-automatic firearms and new regulations for ammunition sales. The speaker criticizes the perceived intent behind these laws, suggesting they aim to make firearm ownership excessively difficult rather than enhance public safety. The content highlights concerns about increased age limits, mandatory training, and the logistical burdens placed on gun stores.

This video discusses the passage of Senate Bill 3 in Colorado, which introduces significant gun control measures including a ban on the manufacture and sale of certain semi-automatic firearms, restrictions on magazine detachability, and requirements for permits to purchase and mandated training. The speaker highlights the betrayal of three Democrat Senators who switched their votes last minute, enabling the bill's passage. The content emphasizes the importance of political action and accountability for elected officials regarding Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses the removal of the White House's Office of Gun Violence Prevention page, interpreting it as a powerful message to gun owners. The speaker highlights several key policy initiatives that were previously detailed on the page, including restrictions on gun show sales, efforts to ban semi-automatic firearms, federal funding for anti-Second Amendment initiatives, attempts to limit civilian ammunition supply, FTC regulation of the gun industry, and Department of Defense acquisition of civilian firearms. The removal of this page signifies the cessation of these specific policy efforts.

This video analyzes the proposed Go SAFE Act (Gas Operated Semi-Automatic Firearms Exclusion Act), HR 8600, introduced by Representative Lucy McBath. The discussion details the bill's intent to ban gas-operated semi-automatic firearms and large-capacity magazines, its exemptions, and its potential impact on firearm ownership. The speaker, a firearms instructor, breaks down the bill's text and critiques its provisions, urging viewers to contact their representatives.

This video discusses proposed gun control legislation in Virginia, including bans on 'assault weapons' and certain magazines, and raising the minimum age for firearm possession to 21. It highlights the potential impact on Second Amendment rights and the political challenges facing Governor Glenn Youngkin in navigating these controversial bills.

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin vetoed 30 gun-related bills, including measures for semi-automatic firearm bans, magazine capacity limits, and waiting periods. He signed two pairs of bills, one banning auto sears (Glock switches) and another addressing juvenile firearm access. The governor stated his actions were to defend constitutional rights, while Democrats criticized the vetoes as "shameful and unthinking."

This video discusses a proposed bill in New Mexico that aims to ban all semi-automatic firearms, including handguns and rifles, by prohibiting their importation, sale, manufacture, transfer, receipt, or possession. The legislation, referred to as the "Gas Operated Semi-Automatic Firearms Exclusion Act," also targets large capacity ammunition feeding devices and devices that increase a firearm's rate of fire. The speaker expresses strong opposition, highlighting the potential impact on gun ownership and the Second Amendment rights of New Mexico residents.

This video analyzes the legal challenges to Massachusetts' assault weapon ban following the Supreme Court's Bruin decision. It highlights how the Bruin ruling, emphasizing historical tradition and the common use test from Heller, invalidates the previous two-part balancing test used to uphold such bans. The National Association for Gun Rights has filed a lawsuit to challenge the ban based on these new legal standards.

This video discusses the Beavis v. Naperville lawsuit where a U.S. District Court Judge declined to issue a temporary restraining order against Naperville's ban on 'scally black Foley semi-auto salty boys.' The judge cited that the Second Amendment does not protect 'particularly dangerous weapons,' a stance the video argues contradicts the 'common use' doctrine established in Miller, Heller, and Bruin, which protects arms in common use.

This video discusses a new Assault Weapons Ban (AWB) introduced at the state level in Michigan by Democrats. The content questions whether this ban is part of Governor Whitmer's agenda for 2023 and encourages discussion among viewers. It references legislative documents and news articles related to the proposed ban and gun control measures.

This video discusses Patricia Arquette's perceived admission that liberals desire a ban on all semi-automatic firearms, not just specific models like the AR-15. Dana Loesch expresses a desire for honesty in the gun control conversation and asserts the right of citizens to advocate for Second Amendment protections.