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| 3D print weapons are floating again |
Prosecutors in 21 states have filed a complaint against a new federal law allowing 3D weapons to be launched on the Internet if the war against 3D weapons continues, and prosecutors have worked together to modernize the battle and the government of President Donald. Chase Trump to do justice. To prevent the Trump administration from facilitating these programs.
3D print weapons are also known as "ghost weapons" because they do not have a registration number to track them, and opponents fear that criminals who buy weapons when sharing the plan online can obtain so-called ghost weapons without legal permission,
The 3D Print Weapons Battle started in 2013 when Defense Distributed in Texas released the 3D Print Weapons Program and uploaded more than 100,000 copies of the program before the federal government entered international arms trade regulations.
Defense Distributed replied that he was entitled to publish the plan online as part of the first change that had occurred years ago between the Texas District Court and the United States Court of Appeals, and both courts opposed the change. The Supreme Court also rejected the case.
It could have ended, but during President Donald Trump's term in 2018, the distributed State Department and Defense reached an agreement that allowed the company to share its weapons files.
However, the debate is not yet over as states have joined forces to prosecute the Trump administration. They claim that the solution violates the Code of Administrative Procedures and the Tenth Addendum, and that 3D printable weapons were restricted to a temporary ban and have been extended since then.
Distributed Defense used the void to share the plan with resident clients, and in November a Seattle judge revoked the company's agreement with the US State Department not to provide a statement, possibly in violation of the Federal Administrative Procedures Act.
The Trump administration has passed new laws to transfer the 3D printed weapons regulations from the State Department to the Department of Commerce. According to reports, the agency will not be able to regulate weapons significantly with 3D printing due to loopholes in trade regulations. Their distribution is limited and the Prosecutor considers the new rules illegal.