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Obama Administration Yanks Second Amendment Rights from SSI Recipients
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Last week, the Obama administration put the finishing touches on a new policy that would deprive recipients of disability insurance and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) of their Second Amendment rights. The administration will now characterize those citizens as "mental defectives," thereby having their ability to own a firearm subject to the federal Gun Control Act.
The new definition of "mentally defective" has nothing to do with being mentally ill.
Although Obama likes to empty out Guantanamo Bay of dangerous terrorists and commute the sentences of criminals guilty of breaking federal firearms laws, he doesn't like law-abiding American citizens to possess firearms.
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| Trump's 2A task force will give guidance on righting these wrongs. Just hang in there for 20 more days. |
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