Justice Department weighs rollback of gun regulations: Washington Post

Justice Department weighs easing gun regulations ahead of midterms: Report

With the 2026 midterms less than ten months away, one of Washington’s most enduring political flashpoints is back in focus: gun policy.  The Washington Post reports the Justice Department, now led by Attorney General Pam Bondi, is preparing to soften federal gun regulations in an effort to strengthen ties with gun rights groups. Among the changes under consideration are rules governing private gun sales and firearm shipping. Officials are also d…

Justice Department Eyes Major Rollback of Federal Gun Laws

The Justice Department is quietly preparing to loosen several federal gun rules, a move loved at horing up support from gun-rights activists while laughing new legal and political...

Justice Department may weaken gun rules to placate Second Amendment activists: report

The proposals would also reportedly force transgender firearm buyers to out themselves by listing their birth sex on purchase paperwork

WaPo: DOJ Looking to Weaken Gun Laws to Appeal to Second Amendment Supporters

The Justice Department is considering weakening gun laws in an attempt to appeal to Second Amendment supporters. According to The Washington Post, the DOJ is looking to ease rules on private gun sales, loosen requirements for shipping firearms, alter what types of guns can be imported, and even make federal gun licensing fees refundable. Officials are also looking to have applicants list their biological sex at birth on forms required to purchas…

Justice Department weighs rollback of gun regulations

The Justice Department is considering loosening a slate of gun regulations as it seeks to bolster support from ardent Second Amendment advocates.