Disarm Hate Act prohibits individuals convicted of misdemeanor hate crimes or receiving enhanced sentences for such crimes from obtaining firearms.
The Disarm Hate Act amends federal law to prevent individuals convicted of misdemeanor hate crimes or those receiving enhanced sentences for such crimes from obtaining firearms. The bill defines a "misdemeanor hate crime" as an offense involving physical force or threats based on hate or bias. It also prohibits the sale or other disposition of firearms to these individuals. The changes apply unless the conviction is expunged, set aside, or civil rights are restored under applicable jurisdiction laws.
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