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What Gun Regulations Should be “Repealed or Replaced”? The ATF Wants to Know.
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is polling outside interest groups about what gun regulations to eliminate following an edict from the Trump administration to cut government red tape. In three closed-door meetings held in May and June, top ATF officials separately asked firearms-industry leaders, law enforcement officials, and representatives from gun-violence prevention groups what current regulations could be eliminated without risking public safety, according to attendees who went to one or more of the meetings. |
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Bob G
(7/11/2017)
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| Um, (raises hand) repeal *all* of them? |
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dasing
(7/12/2017)
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| All gun control should be repealed...ATF should be AT!!! |
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