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The Trump DOJ is giving guns back to felons, including one alleged fake elector
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Last month, the Department of Justice quietly published a list of 22 names in the Federal Register. With little explanation or fanfare, the department announced that these individuals had their federal gun rights restored.
Most of them had something in common: decades-old felony convictions. Many had been charged long ago and had lived for years without access to firearms.
There was one exception — with a much more recent charge: Republican Arizona State Senator Jake Hoffman, who was indicted in 2024 for being a fake elector in 2020 -– and was one of dozens of people President Trump pardoned in November. |
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| How can the federal government give back what it has zero authority to steal? |
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