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Justices on the Supreme Court indicated they were likely to side with the Biden administration in their efforts to classify kits for users to build “ghost guns” at home as firearms—but not before staunch conservative Justice Samuel Alito sparked a strange debate about omelets and grocery lists.
The high court heard oral arguments as the Justice Department defends their attempts to enforce regulations against so-called “ghost guns” after an alarming spike in their use in crimes.”
In 2022, the Justice Department issued new rules that reclassified the at-home kits as firearms, making them subject to regulation by the Gun Control Act of 1968—including requiring them to have a serial number and conduct background checks on buyers.
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