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Obama Justice Department to Issue New Gun Regulations
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As noted in the recently released Unified Agenda (the list of rules and regulations that federal agencies are developing), the Department of Justice is putting the finishing touches on more than a dozen restrictions and infringements of the Second Amendment to be effective by November. They include limitations on high-powered pistols that have recently come onto the market that fire high-velocity .223 caliber rounds, and expansions of the criteria for people who do not “qualify” for the right to own a firearm, including those convicted of domestic abuse and others determined to be “mentally unstable.” |
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teebonicus
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"Obama Justice Department to Issue New Gun Regulations"
Americans to thumb their noses at DOJ and live as though it never happened. |
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