The US Supreme Court has again stepped in to allow the Biden administration to continue to regulate so-called ghost guns, temporarily undoing lower court orders the government says “subvert” the high court’s authority.
A previous high court order on Aug. 8 let the administration’s rules on ghost guns remain in effect while the legal fight plays out. Manufacturers, distributors, and others argue the administration overstepped its authority in regulating the build-at-home gun.
After that order, two of the manufacturers again sought an injunction preventing the government from enforcing the restrictions. A federal district court in Texas granted that request, and ...
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