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A gun control bill being proposed by Texas Democratic Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee would require licensing and psychological evaluations, a minimum gun ownership age of 21 along with a national firearm registry.
If the proposed bill were to pass, it would make it a crime to possess a firearm or ammunition and to sell to someone who doesn’t have the license. The proposed name for the bill is the Sabika Sheikh Firearm Licensing and Registration Act which is named for an exchange student from Pakistan who died in a Texas school shooting in 2018.
It also requires gun owners to pay for insurance and bans ammunition of .50 caliber or greater, except for law enforcement and a limited range of security personnel.
The bill would give the U.S. attorney general jurisdiction over licensing through the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.
Gun owners would also have to complete a government training course, have a clean record and register their firearms with the federal government. Registry information would be available to law enforcement from the local to the federal level as well as the U.S. military.
The display of an antique firearm in one’s home would require a federal firearms license and an additional license under the proposed law.
There would also be a license for “military-style weapons,” which the bill defines as a broad range of semiautomatic rifles and handguns as well as some shotguns.
Some of the reasons you would be ineligible to get a license:
- You’ve been hospitalized due to mental illness
- Suffer from drug or alcohol abuse
- Homicidal thoughts
- Suicidal thoughts
- Brain disease
The psychological condition of other members of your household will also come in to play when deciding whether or not you get a license.
This means that a psychologists opinion of you could determine whether or not you are allowed the second amendment right to defend yourself.
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A gun control bill being proposed by Texas Democratic Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee would require licensing and psychological evaluations, a minimum gun ownership age of 21 along with a national firearm registry.
If the proposed bill were to pass, it would make it a crime to possess a firearm or ammunition and to sell to someone who doesn’t have the license. The proposed name for the bill is the Sabika Sheikh Firearm Licensing and Registration Act which is named for an exchange student from Pakistan who died in a Texas school shooting in 2018.
It also requires gun owners to pay for insurance and bans ammunition of .50 caliber or greater, except for law enforcement and a limited range of security personnel.
The bill would give the U.S. attorney general jurisdiction over licensing through the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.
Gun owners would also have to complete a government training course, have a clean record and register their firearms with the federal government. Registry information would be available to law enforcement from the local to the federal level as well as the U.S. military.
The display of an antique firearm in one’s home would require a federal firearms license and an additional license under the proposed law.
There would also be a license for “military-style weapons,” which the bill defines as a broad range of semiautomatic rifles and handguns as well as some shotguns.
Some of the reasons you would be ineligible to get a license:
- You’ve been hospitalized due to mental illness
- Suffer from drug or alcohol abuse
- Homicidal thoughts
- Suicidal thoughts
- Brain disease
The psychological condition of other members of your household will also come in to play when deciding whether or not you get a license.
This means that a psychologists opinion of you could determine whether or not you are allowed the second amendment right to defend yourself.