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Mga Batas sa BarilKalayaang SibilTransparensiya at PananagutanThe ATF would get searchable databases of gun sale records — searchable by gun and dealer, but not by buyer name.
Mga Batas sa Baril
The ATF's tracing center already holds dealer sale records. It would have to put them into databases it can search by computer. This holds even if current ATF spending limits say otherwise.
Licensed gun dealers could choose to let the tracing center reach the records they must keep. The bill does not make any dealer do this.
A dealer could give the ATF its paper sale records once 10 years have passed since the sale. Paper logbooks qualify after 10 years with no open or new entries.
The ATF could search a state's or city's gun registration and pawnshop records from afar. It would need that government's OK first.
Kalayaang Sibil
Searches could use the sale date, the dealer, or gun details like make, model, and serial number. They could not use a buyer's name or other personal details. But each result would show the dealer's full record.
The ATF could also search the records for foreign intelligence. Federal law says that means info about threats from foreign powers. Examples are attacks, spying, terrorism, and foreign drug rings.
Transparensiya at Pananagutan
Congress's watchdog would check if the ATF follows these rules. Its first audit comes within a year, then every 2 years. Reports go to the House and Senate Judiciary Committees.
Higit pa tungkol sa panukalang ito
If you buy a gun from a licensed dealer, the dealer keeps a record of the sale. Today those records stay at the shop. A dealer that closes for good sends its records to the federal government. Within 3 years, the ATF (the federal gun agency) would have to put the sale records it holds into searchable computer databases. This rule would apply even if current spending limits on the ATF say otherwise. Dealers could choose to give the ATF online access to their own records. They could also turn in old paper records after 10 years. The ATF could search the databases only for three reasons. These are police cases run by U.S. or foreign agencies, foreign intelligence work, and checks on dealers who turned in paper records. Searches could use the sale date, the dealer, or gun details like the serial number. They could not use a buyer's name or other personal details, but each result would show the full record. With permission, the ATF could also search state or local gun registration and pawnshop records. Congress's watchdog, the Government Accountability Office, would audit the program within a year and every 2 years after that.
Buod ng Kongreso
Crime Gun Tracing Modernization Act of 2025 This bill requires the National Tracing Center within the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives to establish and maintain an electronic, searchable database of records related to certain firearms transactions.
Mga Detalye
- Kongreso
- 119th
- Kapulungan
- HOUSE
- Katayuan
- sa komite
- Aksyon
- Referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
- Petsa ng Aksyon
- 2025-11-20
- Petsa ng Pagdagdag
- 2026-10-21
- Pinagmulan
- Congress.gov →
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