Videos tagged with DHS

This video reports on a breaking news story regarding an Afghan national, admitted to the US via 'Operation Allies Welcome', who was arrested in Texas for making a bomb threat. The title and description highlight the individual's status as an Afghan national under the Biden administration and the location of the incident in Texas. The content appears to focus on immigration, national security, and potential threats related to individuals admitted through specific government programs.

This video discusses a leaked DHS memo and an FBI lab report that allegedly show issues with Sig Sauer firearms, specifically an uncommanded discharge of an M18 pistol. The content is based on a report from Outdoor Life and touches upon potential legal or regulatory trouble for the manufacturer.

This video features a ballistic gel test and review of 9mm Speer LE ammunition specifically produced for the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Border Patrol. The testing is conducted with heavy clothing simulation using popular handguns like the Glock 17, Glock 19, and Canik TP9SFx, providing insights into the performance of this government-issued ammunition.

This video discusses a claim by a Senior DHS official that individuals possessing 3D printers or purchasing 3D printing supplies may be placed on a government watch list. The video suggests this is confirmation of what was once considered a conspiracy theory and a potential new way for citizens to attract government attention. It also promotes the VSO Gun Channel's affiliations and podcast.

This video critically examines the concept of "high ammo" and questions the necessity of banning it. The title suggests a discussion about firearm ammunition capacity and potential legislative or societal concerns surrounding it. The description includes links to firearm-related manufacturers like Franklin Armory, as well as tactical gear provider TNVC and apparel brand Viktos, indicating a focus on the firearms industry and its associated products. Additional links point to a ministry, news articles about DHS spying and NRA travel, and social media channels, suggesting the video may touch on broader political or social issues alongside the core topic of ammunition.

This YouTube video discusses a new partnership between the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the United Nations, reportedly aimed at preventing firearms from being exported out of the United States. The description highlights the importance of viewer support for the channel's mission, including options for Patreon contributions and mentions several sponsors and recommended products related to firearms, survival, and general preparedness. It also provides links to other social media platforms and merchandise.

This video discusses a report alleging that the Biden Administration and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have allocated $352,000 in taxpayer funds to develop college programs that equate gun owners and NRA members with Nazis. The content focuses on the political implications and perceived controversy of this funding and its messaging, highlighting the use of taxpayer money for what the presenter deems a "disgusting" comparison.

This video discusses a significant issue regarding missing records within the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS), as detailed in an Inspector General report. The content highlights potential implications for firearm sales and background checks, emphasizing the importance of the Second Amendment and gun owner rights. It also promotes various organizations dedicated to protecting these rights and offers links to related merchandise and services.

This video discusses the creation of the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) "Disinformation Governance Board," drawing parallels to George Orwell's concept of a "Ministry of Truth." The creator expresses concern over potential government overreach and censorship, framing it as a threat to liberty. The description also includes numerous affiliate links for coffee, firearm accessories, tactical gear, and other products.

This episode of "This Week in Guns" covers several critical firearms-related topics. It debunks the myth of a "magnet delay" for 3D-printed firearms, discusses concerns about potential accidental gun registries, and analyzes new legislation in Washington state banning high-capacity magazines and a California bill requiring parental notification about firearms in the home. The segment also touches upon the DHS's assessment of loosened COVID restrictions potentially leading to mass shootings and a legal ruling awarding damages in the Texas church shooting due to a failure to report a domestic abuser to the ATF.

This video discusses a proposed bill in the US Congress that would require vaccinations for all domestic flights, with enforcement by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The content touches on the implications of such a mandate, including potential travel restrictions and the role of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). It also promotes merchandise from The Liberty Doll and Blackout Coffee Company, and provides various affiliate links for support and product recommendations.

This YouTube video, titled "They Really Don't Like You!" from the Guns & Gadgets Media channel, appears to be a commentary or discussion related to a document from the NCTC, FBI, and DHS concerning "Mobilization Indicators." While the title is provocative and the description includes links to Blackout Coffee, Patreon, GNG Shirts, Gun Owners of America, WPSN, and the channel's backup, the core subject matter seems to revolve around the provided PDF document. The description also emphasizes the creators' commitment to safety, legality, and educational/entertainment purposes, stating all shooting is done on approved ranges by trained professionals. It disclaims any intent to sell firearms or instruct on modifications, highlighting that all featured items are legal and commonly available.