Trump's Budget Boosts Second Amendment Rights

0:00On April 4th, President Trump's fiscal year 2027 budget proposal locks in his promise to safeguard the Second Amendment and other core rights. It sets aside $1,400,000 for a brand new office in the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, focused solely on, shielding folks' rights to bear arms from any overreach. On top of that, there's $4,800,000 earmarked for the Parton Attorney's Fire Arm Rights Restoration Initiative. This gives people who serve their time a clear path back to their Second Amendment protections once they've met all justice system requirements. Critics point to the Biden-era's ATF moves that hit law-abiding gun owners hard, like pushing near-universal background checks, punishing pistol brace. Use with up to 10 years in prison, cracking down on homemade firearms and pulling federal licenses. Trump's plan flips the script by having ATF roll those back. Now the focus shifts to real threats, reprioritizing resources to chase down illegal gun traffickers,

1:01including MS-13 gang members driving, violent crime. Gun owners of America is hyped, praising the support for pistol braces, home gun making, and ditching those background check mandates. This budget keeps the momentum rolling on pro-Second Amendment policies, setting the stage for lasting protections against future encroachments. No news, powered by AI. This is U.S. News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.