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Federal regulations on firearm silencers, some guns cannot stand, judge rules

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Federal regulations on firearm silencers, some guns cannot stand, judge rules
The Hill
The Hill1 hrs ago
Federal regulations on firearm silencers, some guns cannot stand, judge rules
A federal judge on Wednesday ruled that some federal gun restrictions can no longer stand after Republicans last year zeroed out the taxes that justified their constitutionality.  Congress relied on its taxing authority to pass the 1934 National Firearms Act (NFA), which established a $200 fee to transfer or make certa
Federal judge muzzles mafia-era law restricting suppressors and some firearms
A federal judge in Texas on Wednesday ruled that key provisions of a nearly century-old federal firearms law can no longer be enforced, finding that Congress lost the constitutional basis for regulating suppressors and certain short-barreled firearms after eliminating the tax that originally justified the restrictions.
The Independent
The Independent14 hrs ago
Texas judge rules that law regulating firearm suppressors and some guns can't be enforced
A Texas judge has struck down the National Firearms Act to knock regulations on firearm suppressors and some guns
Texas judge rules that law regulating firearm suppressors and some guns can't be enforced
A Texas judge has struck down the National Firearms Act to knock regulations on firearm suppressors and some guns
AP News
AP News14 hrs ago
Texas judge rules that law regulating firearm suppressors and some guns can’t be enforced
Texas judge rules that law regulating firearm suppressors and some guns can’t be enforced  AP News
NYT Politics
NYT Politics🏁 first to report15 hrs ago
Federal Judge Weakens The National Firearms Act
The National Firearms Act mandated a permitting process for short-barreled rifles and shotguns, as well as suppressors. A judge ruled that the provision was unconstitutional.