The Quiet Attempt to Name Gun Owners and How the Courts Shut It Down

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14/10/2025 4 min Episodio 305
The Quiet Attempt to Name Gun Owners and How the Courts Shut It Down

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This episode explores how the Department of Justice’s involvement in the Reese v. ATF case sparked outrage over privacy and constitutional rights. The ruling initially required gun-rights organizations to hand over membership lists, raising fears of a hidden registry. But after public backlash and legal pushback, the court vacated the order, reaffirming Americans’ right to privacy and free association.
 
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