Trump Administration Reverses Dozens of Gun Rules, Citing Return to Pre‑Biden Standards

The White House announced a rollback of more than forty gun regulations. The changes affect background checks, reporting requirements and storage rules. Critics argue the cuts will erode public safety protections. Gun‑control advocates warn of increased risk of violence. Supporters claim the rules revert to standards that existed before President Biden took office. The administration says the move reduces regulatory burdens on law‑abiding owners. Congressional leaders from both parties have voiced concerns. The policy shift is expected to take effect later this year.