The Second Amendment Advocate considers executive action as the first step to maintaining the campaign, and commits to defending the right to maintain and endure weapons.
President Donald Trump issued an executive order on February 7th calling for a review of all amendment-related policies, projects, regulations and government actions from January 2021 to January 2025.
This is the first official gun policy action Trump took in his second term.
The Deputy Corp. is watching the 47th President engaged in a whirlwind of official conduct to see how he fulfills his promise to protect Americans’ gun rights.
Gun control and gun safety activists have warned that the second Trump administration could wreak havoc on the profits it made under the Biden administration.
Gun control advocacy group Brady did not respond to Epoch Times requests for comments up to the time of publication.
The executive order aims to promote safety, but may hinder the second amendment of law-abiding citizens from January 2021 to January 2025. and agency actions are being considered.
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Within 30 days of the order, the Attorney General will consider all orders, regulations, guidance, plans, international agreements, and other litigation of the enforcement department and agency to continue infringement of the citizens’ second amendment rights. We proposed a plan of action to the President through our domestic policy advisor to assess and protect the second amendment of all Americans.”
During his second term campaign, Trump had expressed support for the Second Amendment as an essential American right.
Speaking to the National Rifle Association in Dallas in May last year, Trump vowed to support gun rights.
“The survival of our second amendment is in the vote,” Trump said. “It’s necessary for safety.”
According to the order, the review includes rules issued by the Department of Justice and the Department of Alcohol, cigarettes, firearms and explosives (ATF). “Firearms and/or Federal Firearm Licensee Policy.”
FFL owners and gun rights activists complain that the ATF is using what is called “zero tolerance policies” to close as many gun dealers as possible.
Under this policy, the gundaller said he was exposed to losing his Federal Firearms License (FFL) through minor administrative errors in the ATF form.
The order also calls for a review of “reports and related documents issued by the White House Gun Violence Prevention Bureau.”
Biden opened the White House gun violence prevention office in September 2023. The office webpage was closed on the second day of Trump’s second day.
Second Amendment advocates welcomed the executive order as Trump’s first step in maintaining the campaign promise.
“The promise to law-abiding gun owners is kept by President Donald J. Trump,” said Doug Hamlin, executive vice president and CEO of the NRA.
“NRA members have proven in record numbers to secure his victory, so he is proof that they deserve their vote, faith and confidence on his first day.”
President Joe Biden was on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington on July 11, 2022, during an event to celebrate the passing of the “Bipartisan Safer Community Act,” intended to reduce gun violence. I will give a lecture. Evan Vucci/AP Photo
Aidan Johnston, the US director of federal affairs gun owner, said the organization will support any effort to lift restrictions imposed on the Second Amendment.
“Gore will not rest until all illegal gun grabs from the Biden administration have been completely abolished and the second amendment is fully recovered,” Johnston said in a statement released on February 7th. I wrote it.
Many of Biden’s gun control agenda were passed in June 2022 to the Bipartisan Safe Community Act, which called for the expansion of stricter gun laws, background checks, the “red flag” laws, and other measures. It was rooted in ACT.
Throughout his administration, Biden pointed out this act as a mandatory mandate, agency rules and policy changes that could have implemented it.
