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The DOJ has introduced a new process for individuals previously barred from firearm possession to apply for the restoration of their federal rights. Applicants must show they do not pose a public safety risk, while certain categories of individuals remain ineligible. The NRA has expressed support for the initiative, marking it as a step forward for gun rights.
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The DOJ has introduced a new process for individuals previously barred from firearm possession to apply for the restoration of their federal rights. Applicants must show they do not pose a public safety risk, while certain categories of individuals remain ineligible. The NRA has expressed support for the initiative, marking it as a step forward for gun rights.
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DOJ opens new pathway to restore federal gun rights for certain barred individuals
DOJ establishes process for restoring federal gun rights for certain individuals