AHM
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Are those all laws?
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Employees not doing their job correctly, wrong person denied.
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alan226
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I'm not a lawyer. But this appears to be a law under the INA
The maximum prison term is 6 months for the first offense with a misdemeanor and 2 years for any subsequent offense with a felony. In addition to the above criminal fines and penalties, civil fines may also be imposed.
8 U.S.C. 1326 -- REENTRY AFTER DEPORTATION (REMOVAL)
The basic statutory maximum penalty for reentry after deportation is a fine under title 18, imprisonment for not more than 2 years, or bothThe maximum prison term is 6 months for the first offense with a misdemeanor and 2 years for any subsequent offense with a felony. In addition to the above criminal fines and penalties, civil fines may also be imposed.
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It's NES. What does anything have to do with anything
It is a great resource for info and random facts
AHM
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In that case, I'll give you the answer:
Those are all laws.
CrackPot
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Had a customer get denied today. Another scenario for denials that people don't know about relates to not being a US citizen. If you are in the process of changing your immigration status you will get denied. The background check delays because the FBI has to contact the state department. The state department comes back with NO because the person is in flux. For example, you have a green card but are in the last few months before your citizenship ceremony, dont bother trying to buy a gun. you will be denied.
A upin does no good in these situations either. Just sig back and suck it up I guess.
A upin does no good in these situations either. Just sig back and suck it up I guess.
Correct as far as it goes.
Who and why someone can come into the US is law. BUT the procedure by which their application is processed is policy, including where they are allowed to stay while it's in process. DACA doesn't change the law. It allows them to stay in the US and work while their application is processed (endlessly delayed). And this he can do.
And Biden issued a Memorandum not an EO, not even an EA MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL THE SECRETARY OF HOMELAND SECURITY
Sure he could issue one on mag limits but it wouldn't survive the court challenge, and his handlers know it and don't want the bad optics of a fail, or the way it would motivate the opposition. Otherwise he would have already done it.
alan226
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Massshole is an extreme state when it comes to the ability to own firearms and it has nothing to do with prevention of crime. If the OP wishes to own firearms and shoot, he may consider moving to a state that has more favorable Constitutional rights such as Iowa or Arizona. If the wish to move is not there, he probably should pony up 10K for a lawyer to go do battle and hope it may work out in his favor.
If he chooses to do neither then he should take up Archery and learn to fight with his fists or other body parts, its worked out well for centuries. Slingshots are awesome also, do they need a permit in MASS??!!!
If he chooses to do neither then he should take up Archery and learn to fight with his fists or other body parts, its worked out well for centuries. Slingshots are awesome also, do they need a permit in MASS??!!!
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An EO only applies to the Federal Government. So the answer on high cap mags is no.
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All set, was a misunderstanding , wrong persom
Enjoy your new firearm.
SpaceCritter
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Anything with the Massachusetts Depart Of in front of it is a complete potato farm.
I think someone at that shop is in twouble
cstockwell
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I can confirm a similar situation where a customer was in a grace period of renewing after a 10 year green card expiration they missed by a few months. Denial was issued during 4473 because renewal was still in processing stage.
"in the last few months before your citizenship ceremony" - so the person has submitted N400 as a legal greencard holder, and he can't buy a gun until the ceremony(if even that's the same day N400 is approved)? "legal you applied legally to be legal so you aren't legal in between"? (my brain hurts just typing that sentence)
AHM
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Nah; the FBI confused 'em with that asshøle Starchild37,
who is a well-known FPP.
So to clarify. Did the background check come back Denied, you appealed and it got fixed? Or did the dealer tell you "You were denied" and then later tell you it was a misunderstanding and you were not, meaning you got a proceed at some point?
How about a little more info. Who got it wrong? How did you find out they got it wrong?
Devils Paintbrush
NES Member
Was going to say this, beat me to it. Before I got a UPIN I was always delayed.
Always wrote a letter asking why I was delayed, even when a proceed would come back (which it did every time).
Probably didn't make any difference, but It was worth it to me to make them respond.
BTSDOG
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I think the lack of info is cause the OP originally got DELAYED and DENIED mixed up, confused, and after a few days went by, got a proceed or a call from dealer saying come pick it up. Now hes tryin to Tall Tale his way out of this confusing mess.....JMO
IDK, here he's pretty clear he knows the difference:
He created a thread on being delayed, then another saying the follow up said he was denied. He already knew he was delayed and it could take a few days.
So either it was truly a mistake or when people started posting on his immediate "want to do a private sale" thread, he realized that anyone on here who looked him up would know he was just denied.
