July 25, 2025 – Page 5 – Gun News Daily

FBI Operation Targeting Mexican Mafia Results in Arrests

Authorities arrest five suspects linked to the Mexican Mafia in a multi-agency crackdown, seizing drugs and firearms.

The 2024-25 deer hunting season opens soon in Louisiana with tips for successful harvesting.

Michael Gordon claims his dismissal was politically motivated retribution for prosecuting January 6 rioters.

Major firearm industry leaders are stepping up to help Texas flood victims, raising funds shortly after the disaster.

The firearm deer hunting season begins Nov. 15, bringing significant economic benefits and community support across Nebraska.

A community forum aims to address gun violence concerns, focusing on youth advocacy and partnerships with law enforcement.

Monroe County deputies learn about ghost guns, untraceable firearms challenging law enforcement.

Proposed Castle Doctrine changes aim to allow quicker self-defense but encounter mixed reactions from lawmakers and public safety advocates.

Governor Hochul announces significant funding aimed at reducing gun violence in Oneida County, supporting local law enforcement efforts.

Providence reports just one homicide and a decline in violent crime during the first half of 2025, pointing to a safer city environment.

Gun arrests in Baltimore have decreased by 2.6% this year, highlighting evolving crime patterns in the city.

Speakers at the NRA meeting distort facts about gun laws and safety measures in Texas, raising critical questions about public perceptions.