Handguns might soon be travelling through the United States Postal Service for the first time in nearly a century, reopening a long‑dormant front in America's debate over guns and public safety. A proposed rule driven by the Trump administration aims to overturn a statutory ban on mailing concealable firearms.
This potential policy shift has already sparked swift backlash from state officials. Two dozen Democratic attorneys general submitted a formal letter this week opposing the regulatory update.
