AG James Stops Gun Distributors From Shipping Ghost Gun Parts Into New York
New York Attorney General Letitia James today released the following statement after securing a court order to immediately stop 10 national gun distributors.
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Mayor Adams Stops Additional Ghost Gun Retailers From Selling Ghost Guns Kits From Harlem To Hollis
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced an agreement with online ghost gun retailer Arm or Ally that stops the company’s illegal selling and delivering of gun components to New York City residents.
Attorney General James Demands National Gun Distributors Stop Selling And Bringing Illegal Ghost Gun Parts Into NY
New York Attorney General Letitia James took action to stop national gun distributors from selling and bringing illegal ghost gun parts into New York.
Attorney General James Cracks Down On Gun Sellers Illegally Selling And Advertising Ghost Gun Parts
On the first day of Gun Violence Awareness Month, New York Attorney General Letitia James today took action to crack down on firearms sellers illegally selling and advertising gun parts.
Mayor Adams, Commissioner Swell, Everytown For Gun Safety Call On ATF To Revoke License Of Nation’s Largest Supplier Of Ghost Guns
New York City Mayor Eric Adams, New York City Police Department (NYPD) Commissioner Keechant Sewell, and Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund today called on the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) to revoke the federal firearms license of Polymer80.
Attorney General James Applauds Biden Administration’s New Regulations Targeting Dangerous “Ghost Guns”
New York Attorney General Letitia James today applauded U.S. President Joe Biden’s new federal regulations to crack down on ghost guns.
Nation’s Toughest Restrictions On Ghost Guns Signed Into Law By Governor Kathy Hochul
Today, Governor Kathy Hochul signed landmark legislation to crack down on “ghost guns,” untraceable firearms used by criminals to evade background checks.
Harlem’s Espaillat, Cicilline, Blumenthal Lead Bicameral Call On ATF To Crack Down On Ghost Guns
Today, Representatives Adriano Espaillat, David Cicilline, and Senator Richard Blumenthal led 93 of their colleagues in submitting a bicameral public comment letter.
NY Lawmakers Pass Nation’s Toughest Ghost Gun Restrictions From Harlem To The Hudson
Today, the New York State Assembly passed landmark legislation to crack down on “ghost guns,” untraceable firearms used by criminals to evade background checks.
Harlem Rep. Espaillat, Schneider Introduced Legislation To Close The Ghost Guns Loophole
Harlem Rep. Adriano Espaillat and Brad Schneider announce the introduction of key legislation to address gun violence in the United States.
Harlem’s Espaillat, And Schneider Introduce Legislation To Close The Ghost Guns Loophole
Today, Harlem Representative Adriano Espaillat and Representative Brad Schneider announce the introduction of key legislation to address gun violence in the United States.
Senate Majority Passes Legislation To Combat ‘Ghost Guns” From Harlem To Hollis
The Senate Democratic Majority today advanced legislation sponsored by Senators Brad Hoylman and Anna Kaplan to strengthen the penalties and regulation of unfinished receivers and guns without serial numbers, also known as “Ghost Guns.”
NY State Senate Passes The Nation’s Toughest “Ghost Gun” Law
Today, the New York State Senate passed the Jose Webster Untraceable Firearms Act (S.7763-A/A9903), sponsored by Senator Brad Hoylman and Assembly Member Linda B. Rosenthal.
Hoylman, Kaplan, Rosenthal And Lavine Introduce Comprehensive Legislation On “Ghost Guns”
Today Senator Brad Hoylman, Senator Anna M. Kaplan, Assembly Member Linda B. Rosenthal and Assembly Member Charles D. Lavine introduced comprehensive legislation to curb the manufacturing of “ghost guns.”
NYCouncil Members Introduce Ban From Harlem To Hollis On Deadly, Untraceable “Ghost Guns”
Council Members Helen Rosenthal and I. Daneek Miller will introduce legislation today banning the possession of unfinished lower gun frames or receivers, which are then used to create untraceable firearms or so-called “ghost guns.”