In a significant policy shift, the Biden administration, through its Justice Department, has unveiled a new directive aimed at broadening the scope of background checks for firearm transactions, particularly at gun shows and via online platforms. Dubbed the “Engaged in the Business” Final Rule, announced on Thursday, this initiative revises the criteria for what constitutes being actively involved in the firearm sales industry. Now, individuals profiting from the sale of guns, whether at events or online, must obtain a federal firearms license.
This step represents a further tightening of regulations by the administration, which critics argue is a direct encroachment on Second Amendment freedoms.
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The essence of this Final Rule is to eliminate the often-criticized “gun show loophole,” making it mandatory for all firearms vendors to adhere to the federal mandate for conducting background checks, irrespective of their sales environment.
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