Maine: Joint Committee on the Judiciary Votes that FFL Killer Bill Ought Not to Pass
Dear [Lawmaker],
As a fellow Mainer and your constituent, I urge you to OPPOSE L.D. 1821 when it arrives on the floor. L.D. 1821 purports to ensure responsible business practices by licensed firearms dealers but does little more than impose costly burdens on already highly regulated businesses. The ATF already monitors and inspects FFLs across the US, and while law enforcement agencies can already submit TRACE requests in investigating a crime involving a specific firearm, L.D. 1821 would open the door to baseless inspections of FFL transaction records, raising serious concerns around privacy and due process. This bill, in effect, creates a de facto registry of all firearms purchased and sold in Maine. L.D. 1821 received an "Ought not to pass" vote in committee, and I believe you should do the same. Again, I urge you to OPPOSE L.D. 1821 when it arrives on the floor. Thank you for all that you do for our state.
Sincerely,
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