Videos tagged with Wildlife Refuges

This video discusses how President Trump's administration has taken steps to prevent the Second Amendment from being infringed upon during a government shutdown. Specifically, it highlights that hunting on National Wildlife Refuges will continue, and crucially, that ATF employees involved in processing NFA paperwork (Form 4s, Form 1s for suppressors, SBRs, AOWs) will not be furloughed, preventing significant delays in these applications.

This video provides an expert-level overview of HR 38, the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, as discussed by Congressman Jim Jordan. It details the bill's provisions for interstate concealed carry, preemption of state laws, and the right to civil action for those affected. The speaker emphasizes the urgency of contacting representatives to overcome Senate filibuster challenges and secure passage of the bill, highlighting the need for 60 Senate votes.

U.S. Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt discusses the vast responsibilities of the Department of the Interior, managing one in every five acres of U.S. land, including National Parks, wildlife refuges, and multiple-use lands. He highlights the importance of public access for hunting and fishing, emphasizing that these activities are crucial for wildlife conservation and are largely funded by hunters and fishermen. Bernhardt also shares his personal enjoyment of shooting sports, particularly clay shooting, as a way to focus and relax.