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Supreme Court Upholds Biden’s Ban on Ghost Guns

<h2 class&equals;"wp-block-heading">Introduction to Ghost Guns<&sol;h2>&NewLine;&NewLine;<p>On March 26&comma; 2025&comma; the Supreme Court made a significant ruling by upholding the Biden administration&&num;8217&semi;s ban on what are commonly referred to as &&num;8220&semi;ghost guns&period;&&num;8221&semi; These firearms are typically purchased as kits online&comma; allowing individuals to assemble them at home without any serial numbers&comma; making them largely untraceable&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;&NewLine;<h2 class&equals;"wp-block-heading">Implications of the Court&&num;8217&semi;s Decision<&sol;h2>&NewLine;&NewLine;<p>The decision reinforces federal regulations aimed at preventing the proliferation of these weapons amid growing concerns over gun violence&period; Ghost guns have become a topic of heated debate&comma; particularly as they can bypass the existing background check systems&period; By upholding the ban&comma; the Supreme Court recognizes the challenges law enforcement faces in tracing these firearms back to their owners&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;&NewLine;<h2 class&equals;"wp-block-heading">Background on Ghost Guns Legislation<&sol;h2>&NewLine;&NewLine;<p>For nearly a decade&comma; advocates for stricter gun control have voiced concerns regarding ghost guns&period; The Biden administration&&num;8217&semi;s actions represent a key shift in how the government approaches firearm regulations&period; As highlighted by Ty Roush of Forbes&comma; this ruling serves as a pivotal moment in defining the future of firearm legislation in the United States&comma; emphasizing the need for comprehensive measures to address public safety&period;<&sol;p>


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