The Trump administration unveiled this week a new process that could allow some people long barred from owning firearms to ...

Rep. Andrew Clyde calls the ruling removing the $200 tax on silencers and short-barreled rifles the greatest Second Amendment restoration in a century.

Attorney General Todd Blanche announced Monday that the Justice Department (DOJ) was reviving a process by which those who ...

The Justice Department estimates that as many as 1 million people may apply in the first year to get their gun rights back.

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Veterans barred from owning guns because of certain convictions or military discharges can now apply to have their federal ...

On August 17, 2026, the Attorney General announced a Final Rule that changes the landscape for restoration of firearms rights. By ...

Attorney General Todd Blanche said the DOJ was introducing a "rigorous, commonsense" process for applicants.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has finalized a way for people convicted of certain, nonviolent felonies to restore their gun ...

The Justice Department is proceeding with plans to revive a moribund relief process for people who have lost their Second Amendment rights as a result of criminal convictions. The department's FY 2026 ...

People convicted of violent offenses are among those who can't apply.