Graduation of Labrador Retrievers as ATF Special Agent Canine Handlers

Labrador retrievers graduate from the National Canine Training Center of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives after completing a 24-week program to become ATF Special Agent Canine Handlers, trained to detect explosives in various environments.

Supreme Court ruling on ATF ban of firearm accessories

The Supreme Court ruled that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives overstepped its authority by banning certain firearm accessories in 2018.

House Judiciary Subcommittee hearing on ATF overreach

House Judiciary Subcommittee to hold hearing on ATF overreach

ATF's Universal Background Check Rule

Rep. Andrew Clyde is introducing a resolution to block the ATF's universal background check rule, claiming it infringes on Americans' Second Amendment rights. The rule expands background check requirements for private gun sales and bartering for firearms. The resolution has 86 Republican co-sponsors.

Pro-abortion activist sentenced for firebombing pro-life organization

Pro-abortion activist sentenced to 7.5 years in federal prison for firebombing a Wisconsin pro-life organization after the leak of the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision in 2022. The activist signed a plea agreement, admitted to the attack, and will also pay $32,000 in restitution.

ATF's Background Check Rule on Gun Smuggling

The ATF's background check rule now includes smugglers who sell guns abroad as 'dealers', requiring them to undergo NICS checks. The rule expands the definition of 'engaged in the business of selling guns' to cover more instances.

Undercover Infiltration of the Hells Angels

Jay Dobyns, a retired agent from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), infiltrated the Hells Angels in Arizona for two years. He shared his experiences in a new A&E series, 'Secrets of The Hells Angels.' The Hells Angels, a notorious biker club, have a long history and have faced law enforcement scrutiny for criminal activities. Dobyns faced threats and dangers during his undercover operation.

ATF's Background Check Rule Redefining 'Sale'

The ATF's background check rule redefines 'sale' to include bartering and receiving services in exchange for a gun, requiring private sellers to use the NICS. Second Amendment Foundation criticizes the rule as part of Biden's gun control efforts.

Proposed ATF Rule on Background Checks for Private Gun Sales

The ATF has proposed a rule requiring private gun sellers to use the NICS for background checks, expanding the scope beyond licensed federal gun dealers. The rule redefines 'engaged in the business of selling guns' to include more private sellers, creating ambiguity and potentially leading to increased government oversight of gun sales.

President Joe Biden's Executive Gun Control Measure on Universal Background Checks

President Joe Biden boasted about the ATF's expanded background check rule, moving gun sales towards universal background checks, using executive action after Congress consistently refused to pass such gun control measures. The rule is aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of criminals and domestic abusers.

Arkansas airport executive director shot and killed by federal agents during raid

Arkansas airport executive director Bryan Malinowski was shot and killed by federal agents during a raid on his home for allegedly selling numerous firearms without a license, some of which were used in crimes.

Arkansas airport executive director shot by federal agents

Arkansas airport executive director Bryan Malinowski died after being shot by federal agents during a raid at his home. The circumstances surrounding the shooting are unclear, and many questions remain unanswered.

Shooting at Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport Executive Director's Home

The executive director of the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in Arkansas was wounded during a firefight at his home while federal agents were serving a search warrant. The incident is under investigation by Arkansas State Police.

Criticism of ATF's 'Knock and Talk' Firearm Enforcement Policy

Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, is criticizing President Biden's Department of Justice for its 'gun-grabbing' policies and the ATF's 'knock and talk' firearm enforcement strategy, which she believes infringes on Americans' rights. She has demanded answers from the ATF regarding their methods in cracking down on firearm straw purchases.

ATF's Chris Bort struggles to assemble 'ghost gun'

ATF's Chris Bort struggled to assemble a 'ghost gun' on Face the Nation, highlighting the complexity of constructing operational firearms. AWR Hawkins, a Second Amendment columnist, provides commentary on the incident.

Supreme Court case on bump stocks

The Supreme Court is considering a case on whether bump stocks should be classified as machine guns under federal law, affecting millions of American gun owners. The case challenges the ATF's ban on bump stocks following a mass shooting incident in Las Vegas.

Legislation to Protect Federal Firearms License Holders from ATF's 'Zero Tolerance' Policy

Senator Joni Ernst is introducing legislation to protect Federal Firearms License holders from the ATF's 'zero tolerance' policy, which has been criticized for its impact on small businesses and Second Amendment rights. The bill aims to prevent the ATF from unfairly targeting gun owners and small businesses.

ATF Bump Stock Ban Lawsuit

Central Texas Gun Works owner Michael Cargill is suing the ATF's bump stock ban, which reclassifies bump stocks as 'machine guns.' The case went to the Supreme Court of the United States. Cargill aims to prevent federal agencies from using similar language to ban other gun accessories.