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To: OneWingedShark

Can the ATF just decide to ban something, without going through congress?

Oh, I know with this fascist regime, the EPA can just decide to crush industries with carbon credit requirements, Obama can just decide to amnesty illegals, so why not all the other agencies?

Just seems illegal, in what used to be the US.


26 posted on 02/14/2015 8:57:56 PM PST by Hardens Hollow (Formerly yorkiemom. I couldn't find Galt's Gulch, so created our own Harden's Hollow. Join us!)
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To: Hardens Hollow
Can the ATF just decide to ban something, without going through congress?

The ATF has a history of committing fraud, perjury, and breaking firearms to make them full auto.

JPFO has a great documentary called The Gang.

Oh, I know with this fascist regime, the EPA can just decide to crush industries with carbon credit requirements, Obama can just decide to amnesty illegals, so why not all the other agencies?

Well, essentially that's what the Congress has done.
(Never let them get away with their handwringing and Oh! The executive [or judicial] is doing this stuff and we can't stop them!)

Just seems illegal, in what used to be the US.

Aye — The federal government ought to be put on a tight leash.

27 posted on 02/14/2015 9:29:02 PM PST by OneWingedShark (Q: Why am I here? A: To do Justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with my God.)
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To: Hardens Hollow
Can the ATF just decide to ban something, without going through congress?

Depends on the wording of the statutes, I suppose. Congress usually delegates broad authority to fedgov agencies, and they seem to take full advantage of it.

This is what comes from an expansive Commerce Clause.

30 posted on 02/14/2015 10:35:57 PM PST by Ken H (What happens on the internet, stays on the internet.)
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