The DOJ has repealed the ATF's zero tolerance policy, which previously led to the shutdown of hundreds of FFLs for minor clerical errors. This policy change means that FFLs whose licenses were revoked under the previous rule will have their cases reviewed for potential reinstatement. The speaker expresses skepticism about the review process but acknowledges it as a positive step for gun rights.
The DOJ has repealed the ATF's zero tolerance policy, which previously led to the shutdown of hundreds of FFLs for minor clerical errors. FFLs whose licenses were revoked under this policy will now have their cases reviewed for potential reinstatement, marking a significant shift in ATF enforcement.
The ATF's Zero Tolerance policy, which led to the shutdown of gun stores for minor clerical errors, remains in effect despite claims of reversal. Congressman Tracy Mann has reintroduced the RIFLE Act to address this federal overreach by requiring the ATF to work with FFLs, clearly define willful violations, allow appeals, and reinstate revoked licenses. This legislation is supported by Gun Owners of America and the NRA, aiming to protect Second Amendment rights and the livelihoods of gun store owners.
