Hopefully this turns out better than I expect, but the proof will be in the pudding. She is going to review their positions in litigation, and we will soon see in briefing how the DOJ is addressing forced rest triggers, pistol braces, felons in possession, misdemeanor crimes of domestic violence, and so on.
I will be standing by to see how the DOJ position changes, if at all, in all 2A cases in which the DOJ is a party or filing amicus briefing in both civil and criminal cases.
I hope the rest of you will be as well.
In addition, many rules to review, firearm frame or receiver rule, pistol braces, dealers (not dealers so let's raid their house and shoot them and say they are dealers rule), etc.
Maybe 2(viii) will speed up transfers. It tool me 3.5 months to have the ATF approval to have my silencers transferred to me.
Who is the Domestic Policy Advisor?
One of the first cases to see if Bondi will do right will be the one against Matt Hoover and Kristopher Ervin.