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FluffiPuff 4 points ago +4 / -0

Absolutely correct. The ATF did this in VIOLATION of Trump's EO - this is about the Swamp.

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TexasConductor [S] 2 points ago +2 / -0

Exactly.

Just to be clear. I believe we are talking about executive order 13924, section 6:

§6(a) The Government should bear the burden of proving an alleged violation of law; the subject of enforcement should not bear the burden of proving compliance.

§6(b) Administrative enforcement should be prompt and fair.

§6(c) Administrative adjudicators should be independent of enforcement staff.

§6(d) Consistent with any executive branch confidentiality interests, the Government should provide favorable relevant evidence in possession of the agency to the subject of an administrative enforcement action.

§6(e) All rules of evidence and procedure should be public, clear, and effective.

§6(f) Penalties should be proportionate, transparent, and imposed in adherence to consistent standards and only as authorized by law.

§6(g) Administrative enforcement should be free of improper Government coercion.

§6(h) Liability should be imposed only for violations of statutes or duly issued regulations, after notice and an opportunity to respond.

§6(i) Administrative enforcement should be free of unfair surprise.

§6(j) Agencies must be accountable for their administrative enforcement decisions.

More on these here:

https://nclalegal.org/2020/06/trumps-regulatory-bill-of-rights-a-good-start/

Heres also a 2A youtuber going into the overeach by the ATF a bit more. Also pointing out that this all can become law if Biden is elected and he will rescind this EO:

https://youtu.be/u87NIIvofjU