Videos tagged with Senate Bill 570

This news segment discusses the Mexican government's stance on firearms trafficking from the US, highlighting President Calderon's billboard initiative. It criticizes the Obama administration's 'Fast and Furious' operation and introduces Senate Bill 570, which aims to prevent a gun registration scheme requiring federal firearms licensees in border states to report sales of certain semi-automatic rifles. The segment urges viewers to contact their senators to support SB 570.

This news update from NRA-ILA discusses two key legislative and investigative issues. First, it urges viewers to contact their US senators to support Senate Bill 570, which aims to prohibit the Department of Justice from tracking and cataloging multiple rifle and shotgun purchases, referencing a federal court ruling upholding an Obama administration policy for border states. Second, it provides an update on the Congressional investigation into Operation Fast and Furious, highlighting the refusal of a DOJ official to testify citing Fifth Amendment rights, which Chairman Daryl Issa deemed a significant indictment of the department's integrity. The NRA-ILA calls for Attorney General Eric Holder's firing and full cooperation from the DOJ.

This news segment from NRA-ILA discusses two key legal challenges impacting firearm owners. It covers an Obama administration policy requiring federal firearms dealers in border states to report multiple sales of semi-automatic rifles, and a court ruling in Texas that questioned the Second Amendment's protection of carrying firearms outside the home. The segment urges viewers to contact their senators to support Senate Bill 570, which aims to prohibit the tracking and cataloging of rifle and shotgun purchases.

This news minute from NRA-ILA discusses Senate Bill 570, which aims to prevent the Department of Justice from tracking and cataloging purchases of multiple rifles and shotguns. The bill specifically targets a proposed reporting scheme by the BATF that would require dealers in certain states to report sales of two or more semi-automatic rifles meeting specific criteria. The segment emphasizes that existing law already provides the BATF access to firearm transaction records for investigations and compliance.