Six years after the prohibition of many makes and models of modern sporting rifles by the Canadian government, property that has been owned for decades by responsible individuals - and those individuals are still in possession of it and will be for at least another year, at this point. The government is answering itself with this amnesty extension and recognizing that those who owned this property legally before the prohibitions are trusted to continue to store it. If that's the case, then this program should be scrapped entirely and the focus solely turned on the border and organized crime - the real factors behind violence in our communities. Scrap the confiscation program and get serious about making our communities safer instead of continuing this attack on some of Canada's best people.

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WOW Canada has a terrorist invasion. The Bishnoi Gang, a designated terrorist organization, just sent a letter to a the police, saying it has 1,000 gunmen on the ground. The RCMP says it’s acting on behalf of the Indian government. This requires IMMEDIATE & FIRM action. “Every individual we’ve identified during this investigation is a temporary foreign worker or on a student Visa and relatively new to Canada”

A non-citizen criminal network operating on our soil, extorting and firing bullets at our people. This is what Liberals have unleashed with their soft-on-crime and open border policies. Charge them. Convict them. Deport non-citizen offenders. Impose mandatory sentences. Stop extortion and protect our people: conservative.ca/cpc/stop-ext…