The Trump administration has officially repealed the Enhanced Regulatory Enforcement Policy, also known as the Zero Tolerance Policy, which imposed strict penalties on gun dealers violating federal laws. This move comes as the Department of Justice and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) begin reviewing existing regulations, including those affecting stabilizing pistol braces that have been linked to mass shootings.
In Florida, where the state legislature is exploring a series of firearms-related proposals, Governor Ron DeSantis actively supports reducing age restrictions and eliminating certain gun controls. As lawmakers consider bills that could reshape the state’s gun legislation, including one that seeks to remove age limits for purchasing firearms, the landscape of gun rights in Florida remains in flux. The repeal of these federal regulations prompts questions about the potential for similar measures at the state level.
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