It is just sad to see so many conservatives reacting in such a silly, juvenile manner to Trump's comments about guns and due process. Trump merely made the simple, rational point that in cases of dangerously mentally ill people, "due process" can take weeks or longer, and that therefore the police should be able to take the person's guns until the person has gone through that due process. He did not say that there should be no due process, but just that in extreme cases like these it is wise to take the guns first and then do the investigation and evaluation.
I believe Trump was not thinking when he made the comment. However, in my state, a police officer can suspend your drivers license on the spot and have your vehicle towed away if he believes something is wrong.
After the law passed about 25 years ago, one of our drivers was pulled over by a cop at 8:00am. This driver is a hyper person, moves very quickly, and talks non-stop when he gets nervous. So the officer gave him a breathalyzer test which he passed. Then he performed a field sobriety check which he passed with flying colors. The cop then figured something must be wrong with this guy, so he suspended his license right there.
It took two weeks for the drug test results to come back, have his case heard in court, then they returned his license.
Not that I agree with it, but what Trump was suggesting is not that much different than our suspension law that our state (and I'm sure many others) have. It's just that it involves guns this time.