SCOTUS Takes Up Ghost Guns Case, Pitting ATF Against Congressional Authority

In Washington, DC, the Supreme Court has taken on a crucial gun rights case revolving around "Ghost Guns," firearms made from kits that can be purchased without a background check. This case has sparked yet another legal battle over the balance of power between government agencies and Congress in regulating firearms.

The issue stems from a recent change by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), which now requires ghost gun kits to include serial numbers, allowing for better tracking and regulation. However, this move has faced challenges. . .