President Trump Signs EO to DISMANTLE Joe Biden’s Unconstitutional Gun Control Actions

President Trump just took action to protect our Second Amendment rights and reverse Joe Biden’s unconstitutional gun control actions.

In an Executive Order he signed on Friday, President Trump ordered Attorney General Pam Bondi to conduct a swift review of all of Joe Biden’s gun control Executive Orders and assess any infringements on the American people’s right to bear arms.

The DOJ will then be forced to present a plan on how to reverse any policy or regulation that conflicts with the Second Amendment.

Check it out:

🚨💥Breaking: Trump Administration Signs Executive Order – Protecting 2nd Amendment Rights

In this order Trump has ordered the review of all DOJ Policies towards infringements in the 2nd Amendment and a complete audit of policies and regulations of the ATF.

Wow! pic.twitter.com/OGphPMzFyT

— Joshua Reid | Redpills.tv (@realjoshuareid) February 7, 2025

🚨 BREAKING 🚨

President Trump just signed an Executive Order directing the AG to perform an audit on Biden-era gun control measures.

This would include Biden’s EOs and ATF rules (pistol brace ban, frames & receivers, “engaged in the business”) among others. pic.twitter.com/Sn359FzTWo

— National Association for Gun Rights (@NatlGunRights) February 7, 2025

🇺🇸TRUMP GOES SCORCHED EARTH ON GUN CONTROL

Biden-era firearm rules are officially on the chopping block.

Trump’s new executive order forces the DOJ to hunt down every regulation, policy, and agreement that might have restricted gun rights—and come up with a plan to undo them.… https://t.co/rwJQph9jdl pic.twitter.com/Rei4TH6F60

— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) February 8, 2025

Joe Biden notoriously targeted the Second Amendment during his time in the White House, signing a series of gun control Executive Orders, including a ban on ghost guns, increased background checks, and red flag laws.

More details from Bloomberg Law:

President Donald Trump asked the Department of Justice to review firearms rules and regulations drafted by former President Joe Biden’s administration, setting up a likely reversal of many of those policies.

Trump, in an executive action issued Friday, directed Attorney General Pam Bondi to examine all “orders, regulations, guidance, plans, international agreements, and other actions of executive departments and agencies” to determine any “ongoing infringements” of the Second Amendment, and present a plan to him within 30 days on how to protect gun rights.

That order includes actions taken by agencies during Biden’s tenure that Trump says claim “to promote safety,” but may have infringed on Americans’ gun-ownership rights.

It also touches on how agencies classified firearms and ammunition, any positions taken by the US in ongoing or potential court cases on the issue, efforts to step up regulatory enforcement of gun laws and the processing of applications to make, manufacture, transfer or export firearms.

Trump’s order follows a campaign in which he pledged to advance the priorities of gun-rights groups and undo “every single Biden attack on gun owners and manufacturers.”

Biden signed the first major federal gun safety measure in three decades — the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act — and according to his own White House, pursued more executive actions tied to reducing gun violence than any other administration. Biden urged lawmakers repeatedly to pass additional legislation to address gun violence but those efforts were stymied by Republican control of the US House.

The NRA released this statement on President Trump’s Executive Order:

President Trump has gone further than simply moving towards eliminating the anti-gun actions of the last administration. The order further requires the Attorney General to take an all-of-government review to further enhance firearm rights by addressing the litigation position of the United States in any case impacting the Second Amendment, reviewing government classifications of firearms and ammunition, and evaluating wait times for various federal approvals that are required to make, manufacture, transfer, or export firearms and ammunition.

“After a long four years, law-abiding gun owners no longer have to worry about being the target of an anti-gun radical administration,” said John Commerford, Executive Director of the NRA Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA). “NRA looks forward to the advances and restoration of our rights that will come from President Trump’s respect for the Constitution.”

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The order is a monumental win for gun rights in America and a clear statement from President Trump that he intends to uphold his promise to protect Constitutional freedoms.

This is a huge step in the right direction for protecting gun rights…

Promises made, promises kept!