A groundbreaking development beckons on the horizon with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) reportedly readying itself to implement a new regulation impacting private firearm transactions. Empower Oversight, a whistleblower collective famed for its role in the Hunter Biden case, has disclosed this impending alteration, which would obligate all private gun sales to undergo a background check by the FBI.

In a communication addressed to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland, Empower Oversight expressed its staunch objection to the new rule, labeling it as an 'unconstitutional' overreach of the bureau's authority. It further revealed, based on information from two sources, that this regulation was in the making.

Empower Oversight voiced serious concerns, indicating that the power to effect this change officially lies within the domain of congressional authority due to a statute instated in 1986. This law precisely negated the requirement of background checks for gun transactions between private citizens.

The implicated federal agency is said to be guided by the orders of the White House in crafting this change, and has purportedly compiled an extensive document spanning 1,300 pages to support the new regulation. However, the whistleblower group insists that any law broadening the scope of the ATF's oversight to the extent of categorizing private citizens equivalent to federal firearms licensees goes beyond its mandate.

A groundbreaking development beckons on the horizon with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) reportedly readying itself to implement a new regulation impacting private firearm transactions. Empower Oversight, a whistleblower collective famed for its role in the Hunter Biden case, has disclosed this impending alteration, which would obligate all private gun sales to undergo a background check by the FBI.
In a communication addressed to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland, Empower Oversight expressed its staunch objection to the new rule, labeling it as an 'unconstitutional' overreach of the bureau's authority. It further revealed, based on information from two sources, that this regulation was in the making.
Empower Oversight voiced serious concerns, indicating that the power to effect this change officially lies within the domain of congressional authority due to a statute instated in 1986. This law precisely negated the requirement of background checks for gun transactions between private citizens.
The implicated federal agency is said to be guided by the orders of the White House in crafting this change, and has purportedly compiled an extensive document spanning 1,300 pages to support the new regulation. However, the whistleblower group insists that any law broadening the scope of the ATF's oversight to the extent of categorizing private citizens equivalent to federal firearms licensees goes beyond its mandate.

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