Saugus High School shooting survivor speaks at White House, praises Biden for crackdown on ghost guns
President Joe Biden on Monday took aim at ghost guns, the privately made firearms without serial numbers that are increasingly cropping up in crimes.
Tretta introduced Biden, whom she called"the strongest gun-sense commander in chief ever to hold office" to make his big announcement. Federally licensed firearms dealers must retain key records until they shut down their business or licensed activity and then transfer the records to ATF as they are currently required to do at the end of licensed activity. Previously, these dealers were permitted to destroy most records after 20 years, making it harder for law enforcement to trace firearms found at crime scenes.
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