The US Supreme Court recently upheld federal regulations imposed by the Biden administration concerning “ghost guns,” untraceable firearms sold in easily assembled kits. This ruling marks a significant setback for gun rights advocates and strengthens the government’s efforts to regulate weapons that have become increasingly prominent in crime due to their non-serial numbered nature.
Among the notable incidents linked to ghost guns, police report that a gunman used such a weapon in the shooting death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. As President Biden seeks to combat the rising violence associated with these firearms, his administration has introduced executive orders aimed at tightening restrictions and cracking down on the proliferation of these dangerous weapons, raising critical questions about gun safety in America.
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