The Department of Justice has asked the courts to pause cases dealing with the Second Amendment. This action shows that the DOJ might be changing its position on gun cases.
Trump Executive Order Pushes DOJ to Pause Gun Cases ~ VIDEO

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The Department of Justice has asked the courts to pause cases dealing with the Second Amendment. This action shows that the DOJ might be changing its position on gun cases.
What wasn’t included was where DOJ gets the authority to create a permanent entry to NICS without a conviction or other disqualifier as defined by law. They’re still not saying.
According to the DOJ, the new proposed rules bring the Department’s rules regarding firearms into compliance with the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (BSCA).
Those looking for a near perfect comparison to Hunter Biden’s criminal gun charges need look no further than The United States of America v. Miracle Star Vaughn.
Why is the government so concerned with cracking down on the avenues that mostly only affect law-abiding citizens?
Lies of omission can be even more insidiously destructive than the in-your-face kind.
“The ATF just handed us excellent source material to use in the fight against red flag laws all over the country.”
The official Biden DOJ position is this is none of our business.
By not allowing the truth to be known, and by ensuring that those responsible will not be held accountable, the incentive never to do it again has been reduced.
As ‘Fast And Furious’ ambush news unfolded At Justice Dept. “Top men” were being informed to get a handle on things, to find out what happened, and to make decisions on what to do.
They are intending to follow the example of those who provoked the War for Independence by imposing the Intolerable Acts.
Expecting the nation’s top law enforcement agency to comply with the nation’s laws hardly seems out of line…
So they’ll go after violations for other rights, but where the Second Amendment is concerned, state entities can do as they please without fear of federal checks?
The United States Department of Justice submitted an amicus curiae brief in support the Second Amendment right to bear arms outside of the home.
It is really a simple request and the way they are going about fighting it and ignoring it is simply bizarre.
The siege began on many of us when the clock started ticking on the “Trumpstock ban.”
If I don’t obey the order to rid myself of my twice-confirmed “legal” property, I’ll be branded a felon and subject to life and freedom-destroying punishments.
Get caught in violation and prepare to have your life destroyed through arrest, prosecution, incarceration and a lifetime ban on owning guns.
This is ideological cleansing and economic cleansing. And steps to do what can be done do not give hope that anything will be done.
…the question remains why State did not pursue violations by DOJ – and who was involved in making (ordering) that outcome.
Information is power. Guns have always been produced in homes and small workshops. Homemade submachine guns are produced in small shops all over the world.
“The [Notice of Proposed Rulemaking] scheme is fatally flawed,” Savage demonstrates.
Republican majorities are in the House and in the Senate, and a Republican president is in the White House. They wouldn’t be there were it not for gun owners. Why are we talking more “gun control”?
The Justice Department under Obama prevented bank payouts from going to conservative groups thus creating a slush fund for left-leaning organizations.
…there should be no room in the DOJ for legal meatheads that spout self-serving crap about “weapons of war”…
The administration is still covering up for Hillary Clinton’s crimes and scapegoating others, and using the Department of Justice to help.
The Department of Justice started the New Year with a January 4, 2016 long awaited final ruling amending the BATF’s rules for NFA Firearms Trusts.
An appeal was filed Wednesday in the US Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit contesting the dismissal of a case challenging the ban on civilian ownership of machineguns…
On Wednesday; Nov. 4, the Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing on the nomination of Stuart F. Delery for the position of associate attorney general of the United States.
The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) announced today that it has been awarded a two-year, $2.4 million grant by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ).