New Gun Bill Allows Police To Come In Your Home To Check Your Guns Without A Warrant - SF 4290
March 16, 2026
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as posted by the channelWould you allow Police in your home to check your guns?
At what point do we stop calling this “gun control” and start calling it what it is: government intrusion?
If I bought my firearm legally… passed the background check… followed the law…
why should I have to let police into my home just to keep it?
And let me ask the question nobody on the anti-gun side ever seems to answer:
If criminals don’t follow gun laws now, why would they suddenly follow this one?
So who is this really for?
The criminal with a stolen gun?
Or the law-abiding gun owner with a safe in his house?
And another question:
If the government can make you give up your Fourth Amendment rights to keep your Second Amendment rights… are those rights even rights anymore?
Because once you accept government permission slips for constitutional rights, what stops them from doing the same thing to the rest of them?
So I want to know where you stand:
Would you let police into your home to check your guns?
Would you register a firearm you already legally own just to keep it?
At what point does “compliance” become surrender?
Drop your answer in the comments.
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