President Donald Trump’s DOJ on Thursday dropped its appeal to a ruling that found the Biden-era ATF exceeded is statutory authority by issuing the “engaged in the business rule.”
The ubiquitous goal of the rule was the implementation of near universal background checks on American gun buyers.
Gun Owners of America noted, “Under the rule, even a single private firearm sale could suddenly become a federal crime. And ATF inverted the ordinary judicial process, presuming gun owners guilty until proven innocent.”
In the summer of 2024, U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk ruled against the “engaged in the business” rule, barring the ATF from…
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