Pinehurst Today

Representatives Hudson, Stefanik, and Barr have introduced legislation aimed at preventing the unconstitutional tracking of lawful gun purchases. The bill, titled the "Stop Unconstitutional Tracking of Lawful Firearm Sales Act," seeks to protect the privacy and Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens.

According to Representative Hudson, "This legislation is crucial in safeguarding the rights of Americans who choose to exercise their Second Amendment rights lawfully. The government should not be tracking and monitoring legal gun purchases, as it infringes upon our constitutional freedoms."

Representative Stefanik echoed these sentiments, stating that "The Second Amendment guarantees the right of law-abiding citizens to own firearms without undue government interference. Our bill aims to ensure that individuals can exercise this right without fear of unjust surveillance."

Similarly, Representative Barr emphasized the importance of upholding constitutional rights, saying, "Protecting the privacy and civil liberties of Americans is paramount. Our legislation takes a stand against any unconstitutional tracking of lawful gun purchases, preserving the rights enshrined in our Constitution."

The proposed legislation has garnered support from various gun rights advocacy groups, who view it as a necessary step in safeguarding the rights of lawful gun owners. If passed, the bill would establish clear guidelines for the protection of privacy and constitutional freedoms related to firearm ownership.

The introduction of the "Stop Unconstitutional Tracking of Lawful Firearm Sales Act" reflects a bipartisan effort to address concerns regarding government overreach and the infringement of Second Amendment rights. Supporters hope that the bill will advance through the legislative process and ultimately become law to ensure the protection of lawful gun purchases from unjust tracking.