With so-called “ghost guns” back in the headlines, the grandstanding Michigan Senate this week jumped into action. Strictly along party lines, the state’s upper house approved a blanket prohibition on weapons and parts not imprinted with a valid serial number.
There apparently was little concern that the body jumped the gun, so to speak.
After all, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in October in Garland v. VanDerStok. The Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) brought this case against the outgoing administration’s controversial “frame or receiver” rule, which the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) established.
In short, the federal agency without congressional authority redefined a “firearm” as including “the frame or receiver of any such weapon.”
The Supreme Court will have the final word on the rule’s validity.
Meanwhile, Michigan lawmakers arbitrarily determined that a craft in existence before the Constitution was illegal in their state. No longer may good citizens build firearms from scratch or use kits to mold personalized weapons.
Senate Bills 1149 and 1150 now reside in the state House. Representatives will decide whether to ban all unserialized firearms and parts or wait for the Supreme Court to make the final determination.
The high court announced in April that it granted review in the “frame or receiver” case. FPC founder and President Brandon Combs celebrated being able to argue the case’s merits before the bench.
“This is an important day for the entire liberty movement. By agreeing to hear our case, the Supreme Court will have the opportunity to put ATF firmly in its place and stop the agency from unconstitutionally expanding its gun control agenda.”
The court will likely also have the opportunity to overturn a newly enacted Michigan ban on these weapons and parts. Stay tuned.
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