National DOJ releases Biden firearm confiscation document

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NRA-ILA | DOJ Releases Biden Gun Confiscation Order Legislation

DOJ has made clear that Garland’s selective definition of “civil rights” has no room for the Second Amendment...

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[Old Noob]

I know Oregon has a red flag law already but what about the states that do not? Is this some sort of national red flag law?

 

[Camelfilter]

I know Oregon has a red flag law already but what about the states that do not? Is this some sort of national red flag law?

Sounds like National.

Wonder if citizens could simply Red Flag the entire administration then?

 

[Diamondback]

Sounds like National.

Wonder if citizens could simply Red Flag the entire administration then?

If you file a Red Flag on the Potted Plant-in-Chief, does that get the Football taken away?

 

[Saladfarmer]

Redflag Chipmunk and the whole BAFT (and yes I meant to do that)

 

[Diamondback]

Redflag Chipmunk and the whole BAFT (and yes I meant to do that)

Make it every single Alphabet Soup agency, and all the senior schmucks of 'em.

Guns don't kill people, wannabe-Nazi Sturmtruppen kill people!

 

[Jonnyuma]

I have an insane ex-wife. Red flags and gun confiscation schemes are especially troubling to me.
Luckily, she's also a narcissist and dumb as a rock so the likelihood of her catching wind of this "new" offensive weapon is pretty limited... but it's still there.

 

[WWShooter]

Sounds like National.

Wonder if citizens could simply Red Flag the entire administration then?

"On June 7, the DOJ released model state gun confiscation order legislation"

 

[Skier]

I don't think this is any kind of national law, as they haven't been able to get anything like that passed through Congress at the federal level, rather this is them trying to find another way to get something passed everywhere by providing a basic template of how the law should read, so states can say "Oh, this looks good, let's use this template as a basis for laws we put through our own local state legislatures." He just trying to make it easier and faster for States to come up with these laws by doing some of the work for them.

 

[Pahonix]

I have an insane ex-wife. Red flags and gun confiscation schemes are especially troubling to me.
Luckily, she's also a narcissist and dumb as a rock so the likelihood of her catching wind of this "new" offensive weapon is pretty limited... but it's still there.

Who doesn't!

 

[uberguy]

I know Oregon has a red flag law already but what about the states that do not? Is this some sort of national red flag law?

No - the DOJ (Feds) have no authority to do that but it's a 'blueprint' for congress or other states to look to when adopting Red Flag Laws.

It's also quite unconstitutional as written and pointed out by the ILA-NRA rebuttal.