The Supreme Court has upheld a federal ban on the sale of parts kits, known as “ghost guns,” which allow unlicensed individuals to assemble firearms at home. This landmark ruling comes amid ongoing concerns about the rising prevalence of untraceable firearms used in criminal activities.
This ruling significantly affects how law enforcement agencies combat gun violence and the accessibility of these firearms. Legal experts suggest that the decision could lead to tighter regulations and increased scrutiny of gun manufacturing practices in the United States, raising important questions about public safety and gun rights.
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