The Justice Department has announced that actor Mel Gibson will have his gun rights restored. Sources familiar with the decision confirmed that Gibson is one of ten individuals with prior convictions who will have their Second Amendment rights reinstated.
Gibson, a vocal supporter of former President Donald Trump, had his gun rights revoked following a previous conviction. The specific details of the conviction that led to the revocation were not immediately available. However, the Justice Department has determined that he now meets the criteria for restoration.
The decision has triggered a mixed reaction, with gun control advocates expressing concern and Second Amendment supporters applauding the move. Critics argue that restoring gun rights to individuals with criminal records could pose a public safety risk. Supporters contend that individuals who have served their time and demonstrated rehabilitation should have their rights restored.
The Justice Department's decision is part of a broader review of gun control policies and the process for restoring gun rights to convicted individuals. This review aims to ensure fairness and consistency in the application of gun laws.
Mel Gibson's Gun Rights to Be Restored by Justice Department
Actor Mel Gibson, a known supporter of former President Trump, is set to have his gun rights restored by the Justice Department. Sources familiar with the decision say Gibson is among a group of ten individuals with prior convictions who will regain their Second Amendment rights. The Justice Department's decision has sparked debate, raising questions about gun control and the restoration of rights for convicted individuals. This move comes as part of a broader review of gun control policies.