The Man Who Renounced His Citizenship...And Lost His Gun Rights
This video discusses the legal implications of renouncing U.S. citizenship on firearm possession rights, specifically referencing the case Durant v. Bondi. It explains how federal law, particularly 18 U.S. Code § 922, prohibits individuals who have renounced their citizenship from possessing firearms, even if they hold non-immigrant visas and hunting licenses. The court upheld this prohibition by drawing historical parallels to founding-era laws disarming those unwilling to swear allegiance.










