Gun Rights Face Whirlwind of Federal Action in 2024

The government says a law enacted 18 months ago is curbing gun violence. Critics say the law is being used as a cudgel to enact gun control.

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Eighteen months after it was enacted, President Joe Biden credited the 2022 Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (BSCA) for “saving lives.”

“I am proud to have taken more executive action than any president in history to combat gun violence in America, and I will never stop fighting to get even more done,” President Biden said in a Jan. 5 statement.