Bondi Dodges Challenge to DOJ’s Position That Suppressors Should Still Be Regulated Under the NFA

Rep. Ben Cline: The Second Amendment rights of law-abiding Americans, last year President Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill into law which included the Hearing Protection Act — part of it — which was sponsored by myself and Congressman Clyde. It reduced the national firearms tax, $200 tax on suppressors and short-barreled firearms, to zero and while the tax has been eliminated, the NFA’s registration and paperwork requirements remain in effect.

And your DOJ has said that would, even though the tax has been reduced to zero, that the registration requirement is still somehow necessary even though with regard to Obamacare, the Affordable Care Act, when that tax penalty was reduced to zero, you decided that the mandate was no longer necessary.

How are you justifying the existence of this registry?

AG Pam Bondi: Congressman, that’s pending litigation right now.

Rep. Cline: It is and I would hope that you would reconsider that.

Attorney General Pam Bondi testimony before the House Judiciary Committee

 

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2 thoughts on “Bondi Dodges Challenge to DOJ’s Position That Suppressors Should Still Be Regulated Under the NFA”

  1. DOJ loves federal gun control. It’ll do everything to protect it, might give a few whacks at state-level controls by writing mean letters, but that’s about it.

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