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Trump’s Justice Department rejects federal ban on mailing concealable firearms
- The Justice Department rejected enforcing a nearly century-old ban on mailing handguns via the U.S. Postal Service.
- The DOJ opinion argues handguns fall within the core of the arms protected by the Second Amendment.
- The Hill reported the DOJ opinion notes the issue could face the courts as time tells its fate.
- The article links past policy moves, including funding shifts and gun-related measures under the Trump administration.
- The piece notes prior mass shootings spurred mental health funding debates and later blocked allocations by the Trump administration.
- The article references a broader context of gun-policy debates and related DOJ actions.
- The report notes Trump’s past remarks about Second Amendment protections during high-profile events.
- The DOJ’s position is framed as addressing a constitutional issue rather than enforcing a policy ban.
- The article ties the current discussion to prior executive actions and statements on gun policy.
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