The Fight Heats Up to Destroy ATF’s Illegal Gun Owner Registry ~ VIDEO

In a powerful testament to grassroots activism and legislative pushback, recent developments signal a significant challenge to what many see as overreaches by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). The focus is a massive, nearly billion-record gun registry that has alarmed gun rights advocates and spurred action from Congressional leaders.

The Unfolding Scenario

In 2022, AmmoLand News’ John Crump uncovered that the ATF was maintaining a searchable database containing over 920 million records related to gun purchases. This database, largely digital, stands in direct violation of the clear prohibitions set by federal law against such a registry, echoing fears of a slippery slope towards broader firearms confiscation—a tactic seen in other countries and long feared by American gun rights proponents.

The discovery prompted immediate action from Congress, with leaders like Senator James Risch and Representative Michael Cloud introducing the “No Registry Rights Act.” This proposed legislation aims to dismantle the ATF’s registry and restore adherence to the original intent of the Firearms Owner Protection Act, which strictly prohibits any form of national gun registry.

The Role of Advocacy and Legislative Efforts

The GOA’s efforts and subsequent legislative proposals underscore a critical point: Vigilance and advocacy remain essential in protecting Second Amendment rights and should serve as a rallying call for gun owners to engage with their elected representatives to support the efforts.

Senator Risch’s bill is more than a legislative formality; it’s a necessary step back toward the principles of liberty and privacy that are foundational to the American ethos.

By requiring the ATF to certify the destruction of all records, the bill aims to eliminate the registry’s immediate threat and prevent future administrations from reviving such practices.

The Importance of Gun Owner Community Involvement

As this situation unfolds, it’s crucial for gun owners and advocates to remain engaged. The call to action is clear: contact your representatives in both the House and Senate to express support for the No Registry Rights Act. This isn’t just about one piece of legislation; it’s about reinforcing the safeguards around our liberties and ensuring that regulatory agencies operate within the bounds of law and respect for individual rights.

Keep Up The Fight

While the fight against the ATF’s gun registry is a significant battle in the broader war to protect gun rights, it’s also a moment of potential unity and empowerment for gun owners across the nation. By understanding the implications of unchecked governmental overreach and taking collective action, the community can safeguard not only the Second Amendment but also the very principles of privacy and due process.

This issue serves as a stark reminder of the continuous need for vigilance and proactive engagement in the political process—a reminder that rights must be defended actively, not passively accepted as guaranteed.

As we continue to monitor this issue and support efforts to dismantle the ATF’s illegal gun owner registry, let us remain steadfast in our commitment to ensuring that our rights are not eroded by bureaucratic overreach. The stakes are high, and the time to act is now. Join the movement, make your voice heard, and help steer the future toward a path that respects and upholds our fundamental freedoms.



ATF Keeping 920+ Million Firearm Records with Almost All Digitized

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Montana454Casull

Time for the law breaking clowns at the ATF to be held accountable for their crimes against the American people . We demand justice and accountability from these corrupt clowns at the ATF .

Arizona

FBATFE is already violating law, with no repercussions. No one sent to jail, fined and fired. No fixing the issue. So, what is a shiny new law gonna do? Congress considers the voters idiots, and voters prove they are, when they fall for red meat bills that won’t pass and wouldn’t do squat even if they did pass (since they have no enforcement provisions, ie teeth).

Nick2.0

If Trump fought to move this forward and signed it, he’d gain a lot of brownie points with gun owners.
But I doubt anything will come of this, with Bondi as AG.

john

The ATF is a nightmare they are part of the department of Justice before the Treasury department. Steve Dettelbach, Director has done a terrible job since 2022. The democrats have weaponized that agency which should be closed down as they have used nefarious methods to conduct raids warrants strip the constitutional rights of those Americans involved in there investigations. In 1972 92nd congress was a draw in 1973 The 93rd Congress, which sat from January 3, 1973 to January 3, 1975, had strong Democratic majorities in both houses. The Democratic majority in the House was 241–192, and in the Senate… Read more »

musicman44mag

Bottom line. The left, the NWO and the UN do not want us to have guns and part of the UN requirement is that all gun ownership be reported to them. I am sure ObiDUMB has already provided that list and is updating it as more records become available. Remember his words “its the NWO and you can’t stop it”. In addition, my understanding is that new rules were made so no president can withdraw us from the UN again like Trump previously did. Even after the records are destroyed, there will be a backup copy somewhere that will re-emerge… Read more »

gregs

obviously they (batfe officials) know that a firearms registry is unconstitutional and therefore illegal, yet they still continue to hold and accumulate more owners information.
there have to be swift and severe repercussions for these government agents or they will continue to violate the law. if they are not held to the same level of accountability as we the people are we have a two tiered system of justice, heavily favorable towards the government.