Obama Takes More Executive Action Against Gun OwnersRegister all your dangerous weapons and submit to background checks or you will be in violation of Obamas executive gun laws. Is the President of the United States allowed to, by executive decree, ban certain guns and limit who can own them? Well, thats exactly what Obama has done today. The executive action will also prohibit legal entities like corporations or trusts from owning firearms of all kinds, claiming that criminals can easily evade the required background check and gain access to machine guns or other particularly dangerous weapons by registering the weapon to a trust or corporation. Owners and trustees of these entities will have to submit to individual background checks in order to maintain ownership, by the authority of an ATF issued proposed regulation. The other executive action bans the private importation and sale of military surplus weapons. Today, the Administration is announcing a new policy of denying requests to bring military-grade firearms back into the United States to private entities, with only a few exceptions such as for museums, Obama ordered. Today, the Obama administration announced two new common-sense executive actions to keep the most dangerous firearms out of the wrong hands and ban almost all re-imports of military surplus firearms to private entities. These executive actions build on the 23 executive actions that the Vice President recommended as part of the comprehensive gun violence reduction plan and the President unveiled on January 16, 2013. Even as Congress fails to act on common-sense proposals, like expanding criminal background checks and making gun trafficking a federal crime, the President and Vice President remain committed to using all the tools in their power to make progress toward reducing gun violence. Building on the 23 Executive Actions the President and Vice President Unveiled Last January Closing a Loophole to Keep Some of the Most Dangerous Guns Out of the Wrong Hands Keeping Surplus Military Weapons Off Our Streets 