US states sue Trump administration's decision to allow Texas company to create 3D-printed guns


The suit, filed on Monday in Seattle, asks a judge to block the federal government's late June settlement with Defense Distributed, which allowed the company to make the plans available online.


"The Trump administration recently choose to give access to potentially untraceable and undetectable firearms to any felon, domestic abuser or terrorist with a laptop and  access to a 3D printer," said Bob Ferguson, Washington State Attorney General.

"Let me be clear," he continued, "no background check, no waiting period, no serial number. Some of these 3D printed guns are made with materials that will not set off a metal detector."

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