Local Sheriffs Refuse To Enforce New Gun Control

Published on November 13, 2022
Duration: 3:30

This video discusses Oregon's Measure 114, a ballot initiative that proposes a 10-round magazine ban, universal background checks, required training, and a permit-to-purchase system. Several county sheriffs have publicly stated they will not enforce this measure, deeming it unconstitutional and in violation of the Second Amendment. The speaker highlights that the measure appears to have passed due to strong support in Portland and surrounding areas, despite significant opposition in the rest of the state.

Quick Summary

Oregon's Measure 114 proposes a 10-round magazine ban, universal background checks, required training, and a permit-to-purchase system. Several county sheriffs, including those in Union, Linn, Jackson, Sherman, and Malheur counties, have stated they will not enforce the measure, deeming it unconstitutional and a violation of Second Amendment rights.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Oregon Measure 114 Overview
  2. 00:37Details of Measure 114: Magazine Ban, Background Checks, Permit to Purchase
  3. 01:06Sheriffs Announce Refusal to Enforce Measure 114
  4. 01:15Counties Where Sheriffs Will Not Enforce Measure 114
  5. 01:44Analysis of Measure 114's Passage and State Opposition
  6. 02:26Other News and Closing Remarks

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key provisions of Oregon's Measure 114?

Oregon's Measure 114, if finalized, includes a ban on magazines holding more than 10 rounds, mandates universal background checks for all firearm purchases, requires specific training, and establishes a permit-to-purchase system.

Which Oregon sheriffs have stated they will not enforce Measure 114?

Several county sheriffs in Oregon have publicly declared their refusal to enforce Measure 114. These include sheriffs from Union County, Linn County, Jackson County, Sherman County, and Malheur County.

Why are some Oregon sheriffs refusing to enforce Measure 114?

The sheriffs are refusing to enforce Measure 114 because they consider it unconstitutional and believe it infringes upon the Second Amendment rights of citizens. They argue it does not supersede constitutional protections.

How did Measure 114 appear to pass in Oregon?

Measure 114's apparent passage is attributed to strong support in Portland and its immediate surrounding areas. In contrast, the majority of Oregon's counties, up to 70% in some areas, voted against the measure.

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