The Supreme Court allows the federal ban on bump stocks to go into effect, denying a request from gun rights groups to temporarily block it
In a brief, unsigned order, the court denied the request from gun rights groups to place the regulation, which took effect April 3, on hold for the plaintiffs who are challenging the ban in lower courts. It is the third time justices have been asked to issue such an order.Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch said that they would have voted to put the rule on hold as it applies to the challengers. Thomas has repeatedly written that lower courts are snubbing the rights of gun owners.
Read MoreIndividuals in possession of bump stocks as well as groups, asked the court to step in after the ban went into effect while they seek to appeal to a larger panel of judges on the US Circuit Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia Circuit. A federal bump stock ban starts today. Here's what that means for ownersThey argue the administration violated the Administrative Procedure Act when it created the rule.
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