You're full of shit and don't know what you're talking about, IMZafiraCherry.
nope
Here is where I am going to stomp on your throat and bury you 6 feet under.
Why did DOJ publish a relief program July 18th for a process for restoring privileges?
So who's the problem here?
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Why did DOJ publish a relief program July 18th for a process for restoring privileges?
Justice Department Publishes Proposed Rule to Grant Relief to Certain Individuals Precluded from Possessing Firearms
WASHINGTON — President Trump directed the Department of Justice to address the ongoing infringements of the Second Amendment rights of our citizens—all of them. Federal law disables the firearms rights of many citizens who have been convicted of crimes without regard to whether they actually...www.justice.gov
I shoot clovers at 100 yards
Guilty of drug crimes?
Seriously doubt that as you've shown you haven't a clue about gun law except what you've cut and pasted.
www.newsweek.com
you big ******* dummy this is about Drugs and marijuana and alcohol not what you are talking about.It looks like it is a well supported program. Also looks at a failed attempt to slime Trump from a dual poster here.
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What People Are Saying
Amy Bellantoni, a gun rights attorney, said in an email statement to Newsweek on Friday, "For decades, the federal Certificate of Relief program once available to individuals who forfeited the loss of their rights to possess firearms and ammunition as a result of a conviction of a felony or qualifying misdemeanor under federal law remained unfunded and unavailable. Removing that authority from the ATF and reinstating a path toward restoration of rights through the Attorney General's Office is warranted, commendable, and long overdue."
Second Amendment Foundation Executive Director Adam Kraut told Newsweek in an email statement: "Having litigated as-applied challenges for a number of disenfranchised individuals, it's good to see that this proposed rule provides a pathway to restore their rights. For years, the only mechanisms available for relief from a federal firearms disability were the all but impossible pardon, seemingly illusory expungement that did not satisfy federal requirements, or an expensive and uncertain route of litigation. The reestablishment of a federal firearms relief determination program will enable millions of Americans to regain their ability to exercise their Second Amendment rights."
President of the Second Amendment Law Center, Chuck Michel, told Newsweek in an email statement Friday: "Refunding a process for restoring Second Amendment rights for certain qualifying people is long overdue and a welcome recognition that many nonviolent individuals have for years been deprived of their fundamental rights without constitutional justification. Nationally, thousands of people could take advantage of this process and regain their right to use a firearm for sport or to defend their families."
David Pucino, legal director and deputy chief counsel at Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence told Newsweek in an email Friday night: "It is important for there to be a mechanism for individuals who were once legally restricted from owning firearms to potentially have those rights restored if they can demonstrate that they truly pose no threat to public safety. These proposed rules appear to leave room for considerable discretion that, if handled improperly, could allow dangerous people to obtain guns. Any restoration process must be applied objectively based on the facts of individual cases with the understanding that a single mistake puts innocent lives at risk.That should be unacceptable to all of us, regardless of political party."
Attorney General Pam Bondi said in the Friday press release: "For too long, countless Americans with criminal histories have been permanently disenfranchised from exercising the right to keep and bear arms—a right every bit as constitutionally enshrined as the right to vote, the right to free speech, and the right to free exercise of religion—irrespective of whether they actually pose a threat. No longer."
U.S. Pardon Attorney Edward R. Martin Jr. said in the Friday press release: "General Bondi's support of the rebooted 925(c) program is consistent with President Donald J. Trump's promise to the American people to support the beautiful Second Amendment. My team and I are developing a 925(c) program landing page with a sophisticated, user-friendly platform for Americans petitioning for the return of their gun rights, which will make the process easier for them."
Trump admin proposes major change to gun laws
The Department of Justice has proposed a new rule that could grant gun rights to many Americans who are currently barred from owning firearms.
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