Christmas Eve to Deliver U.N. Gun Control Treaty — and It Has Some Pro-Firearm Advocates in the U.S. ‘Worried’

The U.N. Arms Trade Treaty is set to take effect on Christmas Eve. Though the United States delegation to the U.N. has supported the treaty, it has very little chance of being ratified by two-thirds of the Senate. But there is still reason for concern, said Catherine Mortensen, spokeswoman for the National Rifle Association. "We are worried about an end-run around Congress," Mortensen told TheBlaze. "Barack Obama or a future anti-gun president could use ATT and international norms compliance to rationalize enacting gun control policies through executive actions, especially in the import and export realms." John Hames shared with you:   Christmas Eve to Deliver U.N. Gun Control Treaty — and It Has Some Pro-Firearm Advocates in the U.S. 'Worried' theblaze.com - Second Amendment advocates are concerned that the Obama administration will use a United Nations treaty as a basis for executive action on gun control. Thompson automatic submachine guns. (AP) Available on the App Store.

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