Posted on 09/16/2016 2:42:03 PM PDT by Red in Blue PA
Former Presidential candidate U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio on Thursday highlighted a bill aimed at keeping guns away from suspected terrorists as he fights a tough reelection bid to keep his Senate seat.
The legislation, which fails to mention No Fly Lists, would require the Federal Bureau of Investigations be notified of any request to transfer a firearm to an individual who was the subject of a federal terrorism investigation within the last 10 years.
This bill would achieve everyones goal of making it harder for suspected terrorists to buy guns, and do so without violating the due process and Second Amendment rights of innocent, law-abiding Americans, Rubio said in a statement. He described the measure, the Terror Intelligence Improvement Act, as building on and improving the best ideas that have been proposed, so bipartisan support is more likely.
Under the proposal, the FBI would house federal intelligence investigations; require the FBI Directors office and the Joint Terrorism Task Force be notified if a federal terror suspect attempts to buy a firearm through a licensed dealer; and allow the U.S. Attorney General to delay the transfer for three days while seeking a court order to stop it. Should the court deny the petition, the government would assume the costs and attorney fees.
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foam you Rubio
Thank God we aren’t talking about KEEPING THE TERRORISTS OUT OF THE USA.
Way to go Little Marco
Under the proposal, the FBI would house federal intelligence investigations; require the FBI Directors office and the Joint Terrorism Task Force be notified if a federal terror suspect attempts to buy a firearm through a licensed dealer;
Has anyone asked Corrupt Comey how much it will Cost to have your name removed from the Terror List??
More cart before the horse crap. STOP IMPORTING JIHADIS!
More “soft” Tyranny.
Send the islamics home now !!!!!!!and keep your hands off our constitutional rights, rubio
Another incompetent law crafted by sociopaths that is not even designed to accomplish what it claims and if it was, in any way, manner or sort, effective, it’d simply be ignored by enforcement... just like so many of the other laws on this issue.
And.............the dumbassesness continues unabated. And they wonder why Trump beat these “sure bets”.
Too convoluted, sounds like a game of Twister.
Just notify the FBI if someone on some speculative ‘list’ buys a gun.
Leave it at that. No rights violated, no court costs, if the FBI has reason to investigate the person they can go ahead- just as it’s always been.
Marco is a putz.
Terrorists - you know, tea partiers, constitutionalists, Republicans, conservatives, Christians...
Terrorists = Gun Purchasers
FU Rubio...
1. How about keeping the f’ing terrorists OUT of our country, and deporting (or imprisoning/shooting) those we find here?
2. How does one find out that one is on “the list,” and how does one go about getting one’s name removed from “the list?” IOW, where’s the damned DUE PROCESS here?
3. I have news for Little Marco - and anyone else interested in such an utterly STOOOOPID law - I could watch YouTube videos, and buy approximately $1,000 worth of non-regulated parts for guns (including an 80% complete receiver - which is NOT regulated) and the requisite tools, and have a complete, working firearm in a matter of a couple of days from start to finish. So can ANYONE else who has the ability to operate a computer and change a tire. IOW, the whole exercise is POINTLESS - bad people WILL get guns, even if they literally have to make them.
A waste of limited law enforcement dollars. As are background checks.
Mario Rubco is more concerned about fraudulently documented foreigners than citizens.
Is he calling for a ban on ‘bubble guns’?
Bubble boy! What does Rush see in him?
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