Protecting Gun Rights During National Emergencies and Disasters.
This bill prevents the President and the Secretary of Health from using emergency or disaster declarations (including public health crises) to impose restrictions on firearms, ammunition, and accessories. For citizens, this ensures that their Second Amendment rights to possess and acquire firearms cannot be suspended by federal authorities during a declared crisis. The changes aim to keep gun rights intact even during times of emergency.
Key points
The President is prohibited from using national emergencies or major disaster declarations to impose gun control measures.
The Secretary of Health cannot declare a public health emergency for the purpose of restricting gun rights.
Federal authorities are explicitly barred from prohibiting the possession, sale, or manufacture of firearms and ammunition during Stafford Act disasters.
Status:
Expired
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