Citizens And Sheriff Prevent VA From Seizing Disabled Vets Guns President Obama has made it abundantly clear that he is frustrated he has not been able to enact new gun control legislation restricting the Second Amendment rights of American citizens. But that doesnt mean that some scary actions have already been takenand theyre impacting our most vulnerable population. According to reports, the Obama administration has just implemented new policies that will make it impossible for some disabled veterans to purchase guns. In fact, it might even lead to their firearms being confiscateda tragedy that almost came to fruition in Idaho yesterday. A group of northern Idaho residents lined up outside a U.S. Navy veterans home on Thursday to ensure that didnt happen, protesting claims that federal officials were planning on confiscating the mans weapons. Rep. Heather Scott of Blanchard claims that the Veteran Affairs office sent a letter to resident John Arnold warning him that he can no longer possess or purchase firearms. The group standing up for Arnolds rights include Bonner County Sheriff Daryl Wheeler, and Washington state Rep. Matthew Shea of Spokane Valley, who called the act defiance against tyranny. I took an oath to uphold the U.S. Constitution and uphold the laws of Idaho, Wheeler told reporters. This seemed appropriate to show my support. I was going to make sure Mr. Arnolds rights werent going to be breached. Meanwhile, the VA denies that they have the ability to confiscate guns from anyone. They do admit, however, to sending Arnold a letter. What do you think of the VAs actions? Do we need to stand up for our Second Amendment rights? 