Michael A. Riley

Oct 28, 2023 | news.bloomberglaw.com | Michael A. Riley

The Commerce Department is halting exports of most US-made firearms for 90 days and reviewing its support of the country’s biggest gun trade show to ensure such backing “does not undermine US policy interests” — steps that could slow two decades of growth of gun sales abroad. The department late Friday announced the pause in approval of new export licenses for the commercial sale of semiautomatic and non-automatic firearms around the world.

Oct 28, 2023 | bloomberglinea.com | Michael A. Riley

ÚltimascotizacionesBloomberg — El Departamento de Comercio paralizará durante 90 días las exportaciones de la mayoría de las armas de fuego fabricadas en EE.UU. y revisará su apoyo a la mayor feria de armas del país para garantizar que dicho respaldo “no socave los intereses políticos de EE.UU.”, medidas que podrían frenar dos décadas de crecimiento de las ventas de armas en el extranjero.

Oct 28, 2023 | bloomberg.com | Michael A. Riley

The Commerce Department is halting exports of most US-made firearms for 90 days and reviewing its support of the country’s biggest gun trade show to ensure it “does not undermine US policy interests” — steps that could slow two decades of growth of gun sales abroad. The department late Friday announced the pause in approval of new export licenses for semiautomatic and non-automatic firearms sold to non-government entities around the world.

Oct 28, 2023 | union-bulletin.com | Michael A. Riley

WASHINGTON — The Commerce Department is halting exports of most U.S.-made firearms for 90 days and reviewing its support of the country’s biggest gun trade show to ensure such backing “does not undermine U.S. policy interests” — steps that could slow two decades of growth of gun sales abroad. The department late Friday announced the pause in approval of new export licenses for the commercial sale of semiautomatic and non-automatic firearms around the world.

Oct 28, 2023 | gwinnettdailypost.com | Michael A. Riley

WASHINGTON — The Commerce Department is halting exports of most U.S.-made firearms for 90 days and reviewing its support of the country’s biggest gun trade show to ensure such backing “does not undermine U.S. policy interests” — steps that could slow two decades of growth of gun sales abroad. The department late Friday announced the pause in approval of new export licenses for the commercial sale of semiautomatic and non-automatic firearms around the world.