Stops payment systems from specifically labeling gun stores with unique codes
This bill would prevent companies that handle credit and debit card payments from using special codes that identify gun stores differently from general stores or sporting goods stores. It would also create a way for people to report violations to the Attorney General. This means gun retailers would no longer be distinguished by these payment codes.
Today, companies that handle credit and debit card payments can use specific codes to identify gun stores, distinguishing them from general stores or sporting goods stores. If this bill passes, these companies would be prohibited from requiring or assigning such distinguishing codes to gun retailers. This means gun sales would be categorized the same way as sales at other general merchandise or sporting goods stores.
HR 1181 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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