By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com
WASHINGTON — The White House just can’t seem to pull the trigger.
James V. Grimaldi of the Washington Post reports that White House budget officials once against delayed a decision for at least two months on an emergency request that would require gun dealers along the Mexican border to report people who buy two or more assault weapons in five days.
The Post reported that the White House officials want to show more transparency and give the public more time – until Feb. 14 – to comment on the proposal.
The NRA has opposed the rule and ATF has been pushing for it to help clamp down on guns going into Mexico and into the hands of the cartels. It’s the second time implementation of the rule has been delayed.
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