The Department of Justice announced Wednesday it would roll back and modify dozens of gun regulations, shifting firearm policy in a direction championed by Second Amendment supporters in Trump's base. This came days after a gunman charged security at the White House Correspondents' Dinner with legally owned firearms in what investigators say was an attempt on Trump's life. The regulatory changes follow a Trump executive order directing agencies to review existing rules, making this a significant reversal of Biden-era gun restrictions but one occurring amid heightened scrutiny of firearm access following the security incident.