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In reply to the discussion: A look at the 4 gun bills up for vote in Senate [View all]yallerdawg
(16,104 posts)21. I explained one reason why Democrats oppose this proposal.
This NRA-sponsored proposal.
Senators right now are explaining how difficult it would be for the FBI to pull all that together and meet a 'probable cause' mandate which Cornyn also stresses in his amendment.
In effect, the only 'suspected terrorists' on these lists would have sufficient evidence to be charged with a crime, rather than questionable behaviors and contacts which create a suspicion, the basis of the 'suspected terrorist' designation.
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On the "no fly, no buy" will people be notified of being on the list and being able to appeal?
aikoaiko
Jun 2016
#1
The Orlando shooter (I refuse to add to his notoriety by using his name) had a weapon permit
Nuclear Unicorn
Jun 2016
#27
'Due process' is to protect us from arbitrary application of government authority.
yallerdawg
Jun 2016
#38
If you want to change the background check laws, shreadding our 5th Amendment isn't the way to do it
NutmegYankee
Jun 2016
#47