President Donald Trump Director of the FBI, Kash PatelExpected to bring another top of the administration’s law enforcement as head of the Bureau of Alcohol, Weapons, two other sources familiar with the plan.
Patel’s appointment can be official next week with an oath ceremony, says sources.
The White House has not returned a request for commentary.
ATF, an agency of law enforcement placed in the Department of Justice, responsible for implementing federal laws regarding illegal use and selling firearms and tobacco products.
This is a constant target of the Republican lawmakers who see the agency that violates the Second Amendment, especially since former President Joe Biden to regulate the sale of “Grans are puns“And close a loophole that moves the process of buying a firearm.
Earlier this month signed an executive command to “quit designs designed to prevent the clear rights of citizens who followed the laws of law.” A White House release In that order the AFF is accused of unfair target of gun owners.
“The Biden administration has many desires to eliminate the rights of the second amendment. Among other violations, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, weapons and explosives of the law of claiming weapon, “the release of the White House.
In January, Rep. Lauren Bobert, R-Colo., And Rep. Eric Burlison, R-mo.
“I cannot imagine under any circumstances or administration where ATFs serve as an ally of second amendment and weapon owners in the Alace Atro region statement.
The director of the agency under Biden, Steven Dettelback, was the first Permanent leader Since 2015, after first administrations do not get a nominee confirmed by the Senate.
Attorney General Pam Bondi last week fired the Pamela Hicks, Pamela Hicks, after three years of service, according to a linkedin post shared by Hicks.
Bondi said, with no evidence, that hicks were one of the leaders of the Department of Justice who was angry with the agency.
“These people seek gun owners. Don’t happen under this administration,” says Boni in a interview In Fox News.
Patel, a Trump loyalist confirmed confirmed through the Senate on Thursday to lead the FBI. Two senators in Republican, Lisa Murkowski in Alaska and Susan Collinins in Maine, joined all the Democrats in opposition to the Patel nomination.
