Trump Administration Proposes Sweeping Cuts to the Federal Gun Control Apparatus
While the White House’s proposed cuts represent a major win for gun rights, grassroots activists are making it clear: trimming the ATF is not enough.
While the White House’s proposed cuts represent a major win for gun rights, grassroots activists are making it clear: trimming the ATF is not enough.
As Senate Majority Leader John Thune and National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman Tim Scott ramp up pressure on Donald Trump to back John Cornyn for re-election, a groundswell is making it clear: Cornyn doesn’t deserve it.
While Bondi has overseen internal reform, she has not yet publicly released the full report detailing every gun control regulation imposed during the Biden administration — a key part of President Trump’s executive order issued in early 2025.
The event, sponsored by Patriot Mobile, was organized by Texas Gun Rights, Gun Owners of America Texas, True Texas Project and included participation from the National Association for Gun Rights and Women for Gun Rights.
In the latest battle over gun rights in Washington, lawmakers in both the House and Senate have introduced opposing bills that would either lower or raise the age to legally purchase firearms.
Mass surveillance is a slippery slope, and history has proven that when a government agency like ATF has the power to secretly track its citizens, it inevitably abuses that power.