President Obama desperately needs distractions from the criminal culpability and gross incompetence of his Justice Department and his attorney general, Eric H. Holder Jr.
Washington Post Still Beating a Dead Lie About Mexican Guns
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President Obama desperately needs distractions from the criminal culpability and gross incompetence of his Justice Department and his attorney general, Eric H. Holder Jr.
More than 150,000 Mexican soldiers have defected to work for the drug cartels — bringing their American-made service-issued firearms with them…
Revelations shifts the blame for Mexico’s drug cartel problem away from America’s “lax” gun laws, and squarely in the direction of Mexican officials and Central American weapons smugglers…
five counts of Aggravated Identity Theft, five counts of Illegal Alien in Possession of a Firearm and five counts Felon in Possession of a Firearm…
Mexican nationals have pleaded guilty and a third has been found guilty by a jury in recent days for their roles in a conspiracy to trade drugs and cash for military–grade weapons, including a Stinger anti–aircraft missile…
The outlook for a Mexican government suit looks dim, since no federal court has allowed such a suit by a government plaintiff to go forward against a U.S. firearms manufacturer…
The most fearsome weapons wielded by Mexico’s drug cartels enter the country from Central America, not the United States…
The Chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform today announced the issuance of a subpoena to the Department of Justices’ Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives for documents related to Project Gunrunner…
Defendants Allegedly Made “Straw Purchases” in “Lying and Buying” to Illegally Acquire Firearms for Others…
The following statement is from Kenneth E. Melson, Acting Director, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives…
CBS News has produced a segment on the outrageous and deadly actions of the BATFE who have been expediting the transfer of thousands of firearms to Mexican drug cartels.
Multi-Agency task force rounds up defendants accused of illegal gun purchases, money laundering and conspiracy…
De La Rosa admitted that on November 11, 2009, while buying two handguns from a licensed firearms dealer in Albert Lea, Minnesota, he made false statements on the required firearms application…
Agency experts admit they have no idea how many guns go to Mexico from U.S. The BATFE has no way to get the information or the desire to get the number or conflict with public statements…
Special reporting is already required for multiple sales of handguns and has proven to be thoroughly useless as a law enforcement tool…
The reasoning for this move is the ludicrous claim that 90% of firearms used by Mexican drug lords come from the United States…
Cam Edwards talks to John Frazer about recent reports of crime in Mexico and allegation that guns from the United States are to blame…
The NRA will not only comment, but take whatever other action is appropriate to block this sweeping expansion of federal recordkeeping on gun owners…
Carter Administration staffer claims that, as CNN put it, more than 90 percent of weapons in Mexico come from the United States…
More than a year and a half ago numbers circulated that 80 percent of the guns used by Mexican cartels came from the United States
The last defendant and leader of a firearms trafficking conspiracy that supplied over 100 assault rifles and other weapons to the Sinaloa drug cartel was sentenced…
Thank Senator Cornyn and Senator Hutchison and remind your U.S. House of Representative that the November Elections loom large on the horizon…
See Wayne LaPierre’s address before the Annual Meeting of NRA Members in Charlotte, N.C…
The president of Mexico encouraged Congress to reinstate the federal “assault weapon” ban and some are listening…