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DOJ says it won't enforce provisions of 1934 firearms law that were gutted by court ruling

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Justice Department won't enforce parts of 1934 firearms law after court ruling

The Justice Department announced it will no longer enforce provisions of the National Firearms Act requiring registration of suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and certain other guns, following a federal judge's ruling that parts of the law are unconstitutional.

Oct 9, 2026·2 sourcesSecond AmendmentConstitutional lawFederal court rulingsU.S. policy & law
Justice Department won't enforce parts of 1934 firearms law after court ruling
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