Former President Donald Trump has directed Attorney General Pam Bondi to review federal gun regulations enacted under President Biden, signaling a potential reversal of key reforms. This includes enhanced background checks for young buyers, expanded funding for red flag laws, and the closure of the “boyfriend loophole” to prevent domestic abusers from acquiring firearms. Trump’s stance on Second Amendment rights has been central to his policies, and his administration previously rolled back gun control measures. A significant point of contention is the Hearing Protection Act, which seeks to deregulate firearm suppressors. While pro-gun advocates support this, critics argue it could complicate law enforcement efforts. As Trump’s administration moves forward, gun policy debates are set to intensify.
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