Attorneys general from 18 states call on UPS and FedEx to clarify gun-purchase tracking policies

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Attorneys general from 18 states are calling on UPS and FedEx to clarify their policies on shipping guns amid concerns about the companies being able to track gun owners without a warrant.

The states are requesting the leaders of two shipping companies to respond within 30 days to their letters expressing concern over new policies they allege allow the companies to “track firearm sales with unprecedented specificity and bypass warrant requirements to share that information with federal agencies.”
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