President Joe Biden’s regulation targeting so-called ghost guns, or firearms assembled at home from unregistered components, targets a problem that Democrats have characterized as an urgent threat to public safety.
But ghost guns account for relatively few of the illegal guns police are encountering on the streets, even as law enforcement experts say they are seeing the weapons more frequently now than in recent years.
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