Video Highlights
- Gun Owners of America (GOA) has been closely following the grant program for the bipartisan safer communities act and has discovered that states with red flag laws received funds despite not meeting due process requirements.
- GOA opposes this law and will continue to fight back in the courts and on Capitol Hill.
- Senators and House representatives are now demanding explanations from the DOJ regarding the violation of federal law.
- The DOJ has been accused of illegally funding ineligible red flag laws and bribing pro-gun states into passing gun confiscation laws.
- States without red flag laws, such as Arizona, Arkansas, Kansas, Minnesota, and West Virginia, have also received funding for the creation and implementation of such programs.
- The bipartisan safer communities act grant program is being used by the federal government to influence states into enacting red flag gun confiscation laws.
Video Summary
Gun Owners of America (GOA) have uncovered a violation of federal law by the Biden administration. GOA has been closely following the grant program for the bipartisan safer communities act, which provided funds to states to implement red flag laws. However, it has been discovered that states with red flag laws received funds despite not meeting the due process requirements mandated by federal legislation.
GOA has opposed this law from the beginning and will continue to fight against it in the courts and on Capitol Hill. The organization believes that the Biden administration and the Department of Justice (DOJ) have illegally funded ineligible red flag laws and bribed pro-gun states into passing gun confiscation laws.
Senators and House representatives are now demanding explanations from the DOJ regarding the violation of federal law. The lawmakers accuse the Biden administration of ignoring Congress and handing out federal funds to states that did not meet the minimum due process criteria. This is a serious offense that could potentially lead to impeachment or jail time for those involved.
Several states without red flag laws, including Arizona, Arkansas, Kansas, Minnesota, and West Virginia, have also received funding for the creation and implementation of such programs. This raises concerns that the bipartisan safer communities act grant program is being used by the federal government to influence states into enacting red flag gun confiscation laws.
The lawmakers have called this grant program a federal bribery program and are demanding transparency from the DOJ and the Office of Justice Programs. They are requesting information on why funds were awarded to states without qualifying laws on the books.
This revelation by Gun Owners of America is significant and should be brought to the attention of the public and representatives. It exposes the violation of federal law and the misuse of federal funds. It is important to spread awareness and hold those responsible accountable for their actions.
