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Republicans included a section in their bill that would slash taxes & restrictions on gun silencers.

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6/5/2025, 1:36 PM

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Donald Trump and Republicans included a section in their “big beautiful bill” that would slash taxes and restrictions on purchasing gun silencers. That'll make it easier for ANYONE—violent criminals included—to get their hands on one of these dangerous silencers.

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