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‘Enjoined as Unconstitutional’: How Tax Cut Bill Unraveled 92-Year-Old Gun Control Provision
dailysignal.com · 4d

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Leans rightCoverage lean: Leans right. 0 left, 2 center, 7 right.
Across 9 sources · syndicated copies counted once
A federal court struck down parts of a 92-year-old gun control law tied to a $200 tax on suppressors and certain firearms. The 1934 National Firearms Act imposed a $200 tax and required registration and approval for suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and short-barreled shotguns. U.S. District Judge James Hendrix, of the Northern District of Texas, on...
First report: Judge Takes Sledgehammer To National Firearms Act — dailycaller.com, 6d
The coverage
- National Firearms Act injunction
courthousenews.com · 4d
- A Federal Judge Rejects National Firearms Act Regulations, Saying Their Tax Rationale No Longer Applies
reason.com · 5d
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