A federal universal background check would mandate all private sales be subjected to a background check.
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Read MoreUber: No background-check change after Michigan rampage TaskRabbit uses a third-party company, SterlingBackCheck to complete its background checks with Social Security number traces, a federal criminal background check and additional county background check.
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In some states, a background check can be run fairly quickly through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS).
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The National Instant Criminal Background Check System, established in 1998, is a brief background check with a low rejection rate.
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For every person who fails a background check, we find a person who passed a background check and should not have.
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The current background check system imposes penalties on government agencies for not reporting to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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In states that require a background check for such private sales, 21996 percent of purchases reportedly went through without a background check.
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The study used the federal background check system — the National Instant Criminal Background Check System — to gauge firearm purchases across the country.
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Thursday's background check bill would extend the number of days government authorities have to complete a background check before a gun sale.
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Martin passed a state police background check in 2014 to obtain his FOID card and passed another background check months later where he bought a .
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Both background check bills are currently sitting in the Senate: HR 8 would establish new background check requirements for firearm transfers between private parties. Rep.
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Read more " _____ Jacob Sullum in Reason: "The problem was not the absence of a background check but the inadequacy of the background check that was performed.
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In states that didn't require a background check for private sales, 2650 percent went through without a background check — more than double the rate of stricter states.
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You do need to pass a background check There is no waiting period for purchasing firearms in Texas, but you do need to pass a background check.
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Currently, when a gun is purchased from a Federal Firearm Licensed (FFL) seller, a background check is performed through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS).
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The Fix NICS Act is designed to improve reporting by law enforcement agencies to the background check registry but does not expand the background check system at all.
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Background check One of Porter's ex-wives, Colbie Holderness, confirmed to CNN that she told the FBI during an interview for Porter's background check that Porter punched her.
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The Maine Background Check Initiative, meanwhile, will require everyone who buys a gun, regardless of whether they purchase it from a licensed gun dealer, to pass a background check.
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Also on the Senate floor is the Background Check Expansion Act, which seeks to close the gun show and private sale loophole by implementing a universal background check system.
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That provoked bipartisan support for legislation that would improve the background check system to ensure that states and the federal government upload required background check information into the system.
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Under Duncan's proposal, purchasers would only be required to pass a National Instant Criminal Background Check to purchase a silencer – the same background check that's required when purchasing a gun.
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Why this happens: The FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System has only 72 hours to complete background check requests before a sellers is allowed to complete the gun sale transaction.
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However, a background check only uncovers criminal convictions, so criminal activity like this guy being under investigation by the post master general would not have shown up in a background check.
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Straw purchasers may buy a gun, complete the required paperwork and background check, and then give or sell the gun to someone else without completing any paperwork or a background check.
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While federal law states that if the background check is not completed in 3 days the buyer can purchase the firearm, Walmart will hold the weapon until the background check is completed.
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If the buyer passes the background check and purchases the firearm, the person who sells the gun would receive a copy of the form certifying that a successful background check was performed.
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Hook massacre, have four key goals: closing the background check
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"They just want your background check, that's it," Ali said.
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I'd find employment, but then couldn't pass a background check.
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Case in point: the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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Does anyone know if they passed a background check first?
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Carnegie said a background check showed no past criminal activity.
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Restrictions on purchasers are typically evaluated through a background check.
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Did you know and don't they do background check, esp.
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The sponsors are supposed to undergo a detailed background check.
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All cannabis permitting includes a vetting process and background check.
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Currently, buyers must register and undergo a comprehensive background check.
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You just upload your picture, no background check or anything?
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An initial background check failed to detect Martin's criminal record.
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Scheels requires a background check and ID verification before purchase.
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Lyft requires mostly the same things, plus a background check.
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Persky also passed a background check that involved undergoing fingerprinting.
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Strong majorities of Americans, including Republicans, support background check laws.
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First, Mr. Kurson had to undergo a government background check.
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The FBI supplemental background check is officially on Capitol Hill.
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Employers can easily verify this information through a background check.
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Before hiring someone, Convergys conducts an extensive criminal background check.
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To be clear: this is not a "background check" proposal.
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Because the gun lobby doesn't want an electronic background check.
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Dalton passed a background check and had no criminal record.
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Why is the background check system so full of holes?
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That includes beefed up policing and improved background check systems.
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The applicant accepted an offer and passed the background check.
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They must also implement new background check and training requirements.
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Ozerden has also faced questions about his FBI background check.
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The federal law requiring a background check for a gun purchase can be summarized this way: People who want to buy guns have to submit to a background check, unless they don't want to.
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Improve the national background check system For the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) to be effective, all disqualifying information needs to be entered into the system through a timely and accurate process.
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Current federal law requires a background check when a firearm is purchased from a licensed firearms dealer, but does not require a background check when a firearm is purchased from a private, unlicensed seller.
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Requiring all gun sales to be made through licensed dealers who either require a background check or a gun permit issued only after a background check could deter purchases by adolescents, the study said.
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One of the big gaps in our background check system today is sales at gun shows and sales over the internet are not necessarily subject to a background check and we think they should be.
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In the US, even a background check isn't a total requirement; the current federal law is riddled with loopholes and stymied by poor enforcement, so there are many ways around even a basic background check.
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Perhaps more fundamentally, federal law applies only to licensed dealers; private sales are exempt from the background check requirement and provide an opportunity for those who could not pass a background check to obtain weapons.
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Licensed gun dealers are required to query the FBI's federal background check system—the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, or NICS—to see if a would-be customer is banned from purchasing a firearm.
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In the US, even a background check isn't an absolute requirement; the current federal law is riddled with loopholes and hampered by poor enforcement, so there are many ways around even a basic background check.
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In the US, even a background check isn't a total requirement; the current federal law is riddled with loopholes and snared by poor enforcement, so there are many ways around even a basic background check.
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He suggested adding the concealed carry measure, which would allow permits for concealed weapons to cross state lines, to a background check bill known as the Fix NICS (National Instant Criminal Background Check System) Act.
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The company did not run a background check on the driver.
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Bipartisan background check legislation has been stalled in the Senate. Sen.
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No applications during that period underwent the required national background check.
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It strengthens the reporting of information into the background check system.
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The background check currently takes 3.2 seconds to do, says Penora.
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What about the bipartisan bill to tighten the background check system?
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He also wants to beef up the current background check system.
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Saipov was employed by Uber after passing the company's background check.
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Dalton passed a background check because he had no criminal record.
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At present, all of these customers pay Checkr per background check.
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However, there are weaknesses even in state universal background check laws.
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The background check rules will not going into effect until Sept.
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Basically, think of it as the most intense background check, ever.
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Mike Thompson, a California Democrat, to unveil the background check bill.
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But after a background check, she said, the building reversed course.
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On Monday, Trump suggested tying background check laws to immigration reform.
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Saipov passed his last background check for the company in July.
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The background check measure died when legislators voted to table it.
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As with all the bills a background check must be passed.
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None of those guns would require a background check for purchase.
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It is unclear whether Mr. Cain will clear the background check.
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Therefore, by default, they do not meet the background check requirement.
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The NRA also opposes background check legislation sponsored by Republican Sen.
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"It's kind of like doing a background check," Mr. Bekoff said.
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The Senate will also take votes on competing background check proposals.
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And the background check investigates both the allegations and the denials.
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They filed a report and performed a background check on me.
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The bill also included measures boosting the national background check system.
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Following the Aurora shooting, the Colorado legislature passed background check legislation.
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The transaction required no background check and took about 20 minutes.
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The background check rules will not go into effect until Sept.
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But, it's not something that comes up in a background check.
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A background check revealed an open order of deportation from 2010.
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That background check did not include fingerprinting, Chief Ziman said Saturday.
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Background: Mr. Kushner's initial background check took more than a year.
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Tom Craddick, as saying he had previously failed a background check.
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Among the items being considered, according to people familiar with the matter: allowing minors' records to be included in background check databases; alerting local authorities when someone fails a background check; applying bigger penalties for straw purchases; instituting a ban on gun purchases for people on terror watch lists; and an increased penalty for people who lie on background check forms.
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Seth Astor had previously failed a federal background check for a firearmAtor had previously failed a federal background check for a firearm, said John Wester, an agent with the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.
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Under the Justice Department's plan, if the buyer of a firearm passes the background check and purchases the weapon, the person who sells it would receive a copy of the form certifying a successful background check.
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GOP senators are also considering changes to the existing federal background check system, modeled on a law signed last year that improved the National Instant Criminal Background Check system, as well as increased penalties for hate crimes.
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Greg Abbott wrote on Twitter that the gunman had previously failed a background check to buy a gun in Texas and had not gone through a background check for the weapon he used in the Odessa attack.
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The bill would hold federal agencies accountable if they fail to upload records to the background check system by blocking bonus pay for political appointees in agencies that fail to upload records to the background check system.
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Other proposals include allowing minors' records to be included in background check databases; alerting local authorities when someone fails a background check; and applying bigger penalties for straw purchases (when someone buys a gun for someone else).
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Once insurers complete the background check, then the personal questions will begin.
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The hackers had first pillaged a massive trove of background-check data.
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Guards there discovering an active ICE warrant while doing a background check.
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Collison said there would be a background check system associated with Atlas.
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But six months ago, Sterling acquired another background check company in Australia.
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A push for expanded background check was a major emphasis in 2013.
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Trump signed the bill striking down the background check rule on Feb.
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I also pushed for and supported the FBI's supplemental background check investigation.
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The Democratic-led House also passed background check bills earlier this year.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders defended the handling of the background check.
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Trump subsequently ordered a supplementary background check related to the misconduct accusations.
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We're also taking steps to make the background check system more efficient.
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He had passed Uber's background check and had no prior criminal record.
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"Makes you wonder if an adequate background check has been done," Rep.
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Copus also ran a background check on "Benjaman Kyle" and its variations.
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Elizabeth Esty (D-Conn.) accused Republicans of weakening the background check system.
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A thorough search does not begin and end with a background check.
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For one, the FBI's background check system is notoriously underfunded and understaffed.
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Truth, justice, honor, integrity and decency demand a fair FBI background check.
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One problem is incredibly high error rate in the background check system.
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He also said he's unsure if he will pass the background check.
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Cain's official nomination is contingent on a pending White House background check.
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Not all gun purchases are subject to a federal background check system.
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He passed his last background check for the company in July 2017.
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One more child's parent had an unresolved issue with the background check.
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He expressed support for a background check bill that Pennsylvania Republican Sen.
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Wester did not say when Ator failed the background check or why.
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The tenants we chose had a clear background check and great credit.
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Trump's director of scheduling, resigned in February after failing a background check.
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Victims' families sued, alleging the government was negligent in its background check.
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There's no background check, drug test, credit check or call to references.
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An Uber official said Mr. Saipov had passed the company's background check.
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Democrats raised concerns about the scope of the background check on Saturday.
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In the same poll, 94% support imposing a universal federal background check.
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But it's unclear what background check provisions the President would support now.
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Trump told his aides to not conduct a background check on him.
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I thought the new rent laws limit background-check fees to $20.
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He certainly wants to focus and improve on the background check system.
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As of now, the background check legislation appears to have more traction.
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The FBI conducted a supplementary background check into Ford's and Ramirez's allegations.
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READ: A white nationalist managed to pass the State Department's background check.
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Purchasers would need to only undergo a less extensive, instant background check.
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That bill made modest improvements to the National Instant Background Check System.
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They interview me, do a background check and file a police report.
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They must undergo an F.B.I. background check that looks back 15 years.
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The FBI included the letter in an update to Kavanaugh's background check.
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"We need to fix this broken background check system," Cornyn told reporters.
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The resulting gaps in the nation's background check system is costing lives.
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We believe here is bipartisan support for improving the background check bill.
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A background check to purchase weapons should include questions about mental illness.
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It's highly unlikely the background check bill will make it into law.
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Though fewer people are obtaining guns without getting screened, the study exposed remaining holes in the background check system: Among firearm transfers since 2014 between friends and acquaintances, and from online vendors, 77 percent sidestepped a background check.
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The FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System data, when adjusted to exclude concealed carry weapon permit background checks, showed March and April with positive background check growth of about 5 percent and just under 1 percent, respectively.
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In Lay's case, the agency did not cite anything in her background check as the problem, but said she had been offered -- and declined -- a temporary appointment to start the position immediately while her background check was conducted.
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Two Senate sources told CNN on Wednesday that a bipartisan group of senators were likely to introduce legislation to ensure states and the federal government upload required background check information to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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Still, any legislation beyond enforcing existing background check rules faces a tough path to getting a vote in either chamber currently controlled by the GOP — and even a background check bill could be a heavy lift for Congress.
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He presented a plan that would strengthen background check laws, requiring gun sellers to notify local law enforcement if somebody lies about their history and fails a background check to buy a gun — a felony under current law.
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The Odessa, Texas, shooter who killed seven people in August and wounded 22 others had previously failed a background check and purchased the AR-style rifle used in the attack through a private sale, avoiding a background check.
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It is a small bill seeking to shore up what is a weak background check system, and it is not designed to close the major loopholes that allow people to buy guns lawfully without going through a background check.
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In a statement, Warner Brothers claimed that his background check came up clean.
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"We did a background check on him and nothing showed up," Marks says.
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It's impossible to do a background check on every single person you retweet.
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Mental health records are submitted to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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Their lawsuit is seeking to force Uber to implement stricter background check policies.
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Some states also require a background check for gun sales between private citizens.
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So too, the Trump campaign rejects expansion of the federal background check system.
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"They just want your background check, that's it," Ali told the undercover team.
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" One Uber representative said "no background check process would have anticipated this situation.
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Outside the app, Uber is changing its background check process for its drivers.
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It also hires people without asking for a resume, interview, or background check.
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The legislation would strengthen existing background check requirements for gun sales and transfers.
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Others have criminal histories that prevent them from passing an employment background check.
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At the time, the CIA had hired her conditionally, pending a background check.
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All we're just saying is that you have to have a background check.
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The memo acknowledges that officials have begun to address the background check issue.
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The application fee typically covers the background check that will be performed.8.
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"I don't require a background check to contribute to my campaign," Murphy said.
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"We can't even get a hearing on the background check bill," Thompson said.
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This Republican prosecutor should be asked: Do YOU favor an FBI background check?
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The Senate, controlled by Democrats in 2013, rejected a bipartisan background check proposal.
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I would like the background check database to be open to the public.
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Uber Technologies, in which drivers had taken issue with Uber's background check practices.
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Trump publicly switched stances on potential background check legislation after speaking with LaPierre.
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And there was no disqualifying information that showed up on Kelley's background check.
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Some sales at gun shows also are not subject to a background check.
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Therefore, the prohibitions would not appear even if a background check were conducted.
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He cited a separate background check bill, which is being drafted by Sens.
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He also wants to create a national background check system that's more effective.
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Uber also revamped its background check policy, now conducting annual checks on drivers.
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Universal background check for all gun sales, including online and at gun shows.
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But is it really crazy to do a background check in a week?
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Gun owners will also have to undergo a background check before purchasing ammunition.
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Why this matters: The issue with the background check bill, sponsored by Sens.
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Some of them, such as her background check bill, ended up being terminated.
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This background check will be a major wild card in the coming days.
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The site gives input on renters based on their credit and background check.
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Currently, only federally licensed gun sellers are required to perform a background check.
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Application fees, including fees for a background check, are now limited to $20.
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Then he passed an annual criminal background check in 2018, the company said.
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President Barack Obama instead issued executive action to strengthen the background check system.
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"All that legislation has problems," Jordan said, referring to the background check bills.
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They had a quiet self-assurance that made for a good background check.
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FBI chief provides details on Porter background check timeline 85003:50 a.m. Sen.
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Nor does Sanders explain how he would background-check migrants as levels rise.
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"I know you did a lot of background check on me," Roenicke said.
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I'm proud to introduce the Background Check Expansion Act as my first bill.
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Both Uber and rival service Lyft are taking the background check battle seriously.
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So what's so oppressive about a background check that is free for voters?
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Officials say he passed the required government background check, and bought it legally.
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They can obtain a permanent residency visa if they clear the background check.
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She noted that the gunman who shot Ms. Giffords passed a background check.
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Then there's a background check and an appointment to be interviewed in person.
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Mr. Kushner initially operated with a provisional clearance as his background check proceeded.
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Uber and Lyft have exited cities over background check fights in the past.
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He passed the background check and had no criminal record; it was easy.
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More than 200,000 background check requests were submitted to the FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System across the country this Friday, USA Today reported, breaking the previous record of 185,713 requests made on the same holiday shopping day last year.
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Names purged from FBI background check system Tens of thousands of names were removed from a national criminal background check database this year after the FBI narrowed its interpretation of who is a "fugitive from justice," according to an administration official.
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Pelosi and Schumer wrote that the shooter in that case was able to obtain the weapon he used through a loophole in existing law, related to background check requirements for private gun sellers, that the background check bill would close.
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The authorities said that the gunman had previously failed a background check to buy a gun in Texas, and that he did not go through a background check to buy the AR-15-style rifle he used in the attack.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyGOP signals unease with Barr's gun plan Trump administration floats background check proposal to Senate GOP Senate confirms two Treasury nominees over Democratic objections MORE (D-Conn.), Manchin and Toomey to significantly expand background check requirements.
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But Katz's visa application for Iceland required that he pass an FBI background check.
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If you're selling outside the state on the internet you need a background check.
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However, private sellers can be unlicensed and sell a gun without a background check.
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Read Rosalind Adams' story on a flawed background check process that has serious consequences.
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His background check, however, was still ongoing at the time he submitted his resignation.
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The purchase took only a few minutes and did not require a background check.
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The NRA has long opposed expanding the background check system to cover these transactions.
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The Brady Bill's background-check requirement applies only to sales by licensed firearms dealers.
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A standard A-category firearm license is issued after a police and background check.
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GOVERNOR CUOMO SIGNS LEGISLATION EXTENDING THE BACKGROUND CHECK WAITING PERIOD AND BANNING BUMP STOCKS
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Caroline Wiles - Trump's director of scheduling, resigned in February after failing a background check.
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However just, because a background check was processed doesn't mean the purchase was completed.
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The company blamed an "error" in its background check process for the bad drivers.
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At most, 12 percent will advance to the background check portion of the process.
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Some criminals will get their hands on firearms even if there's a background check.
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If the background check process takes longer than that, then they're discharged from service.
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As a result, they would then flunk the background check to acquire a firearm.
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Volunteers have to undergo a background check and a home visit before they're approved.
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For larger enterprises, Onfido has a subscription service and charges for each background check.
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Applicants must meet certain criteria, pass a background check and maintain a clean record.
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The one that was given to them without a background check: the gun emoji.
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Gun control advocates say that loophole is exploited to skirt the background check requirement.
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That's why Democrats, upon taking the House, quickly prioritized a universal background check bill.
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But the Air Force never reported the convictions to the national background check system.
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"In the past, Uber conducted background check reruns in jurisdictions where required," he writes.
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The memo acknowledges that department officials had begun to address the background check issue.
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"I'm not at all surprised by the background check finding," Hemenway said by email.
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A controversial background check database is being offered for sale on the dark web.
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The FBI investigated her allegation as part of a supplemental background check into Kavanaugh.
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States that have stricter background-check laws for gun purchases have fewer school shootings.
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Despite the evident gaps in the background check, key senators quickly praised the report.
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The immigrants would need to pass a background check and maintain their clean record.
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But the NRA has since reversed course to oppose expanding the background check system.
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I wanted that instant background check to go into effect as soon as possible.
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If the background check remains incomplete after that period, the purchase can be completed.
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Case in point: the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (also known as NICS).
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As a former Arby's sandwich artist I understand the value of a background check.
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Qualifiers, who must pass a state background check, can include top executives and shareholders.
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There is also uncertainty on Capitol Hill over Trump's stance on background check laws.
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It turns out that three days aren't enough time to conduct every background check.
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If signed into law, it would require a background check for every firearm sale.
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One particular paper — the FBI international criminal background check — symbolizes the residency process best.
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"I think we'll see interest in tightening up California's background check procedures," he said.
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Manchin and Toomey teamed up six years ago with a gun background check bill.
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If a background check would be a problem, then you shouldn't "lend" a gun.
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But President Donald Trump recently said there's "tremendous support" for changing background check laws.
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A federal firearms licensee must also run a background check on all gun purchases.
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He did not mention background check legislation or tie any gun action to immigration.
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He also couldn't pass his background check, so he didn't have permanent security clearance.
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Sergeant Jawed's background check was clean, a security official aware of the developments said.
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They must also be interviewed in person, get fingerprinted, and pass a background check.
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Hall said Martin passed a background check when he was hired 15 years ago.
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The spokesperson, Gina Scigliano, said Google "conducts a thorough background check" before employment decisions.
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There are many states that send almost no records to the background check system.
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John Cornyn pushed for the Fix NICS (National Instant Criminal Background Check System) bill.
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In some states, unlicensed sellers can make private sales without conducting a background check.
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Ozerden's FBI background check has also fueled speculation about the status of his nomination.
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It just takes a while, since there's a fee, fingerprinting and a background check.
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Some states are clear that the person has to have passed a background check.
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The background check system is something that he's still very much interested in improving.
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Onboarding processes vary but typically include an application, background check, and an orientation process.
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To give themselves political cover, they supported what they labeled a "background check" bill.
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Democrats supported the background check measure but balked at including the concealed-carry reciprocity.
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In DC, it costs $6900 for a background check to privately transfer a gun.
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The process would include a background check, finger printing and a $85033 registration fee.
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Previously, only a sponsor was required to submit to the more extensive background check.
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A controversial background check database is being offered for sale on the dark web.
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Multiple White House officials have claimed that the background check process was never closed.
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The House had another MTR vote on Thursday before another background check-related bill.
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Trump indicated Monday he supports gun background check legislation in response to the shooting.
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Trump also backed a bipartisan Senate bill to improve the existing background check system.
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Uber also revamped its background check policy, and now conducts annual checks on drivers.
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If a background check would be a problem, then you shouldn't 'lend' a gun.
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Because the background check is only as good as the information that's on it.
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Dismissed cases can still show up as a black mark in a background check.
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Does your new place of employment require a background check from your home country?
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Investigations into foreign contacts and business dealings are standard procedure of a background check.
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Pacheco, who is HIV-positive, went without a background check for nearly four months.
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The process would include a background check, finger printing and a $200 registration fee.
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"I'm not content with just doing that," he said of strengthening background check requirements.
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Otherwise, visitors must get a day pass, which requires an on-site background check.
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He came out against an assault weapons ban but supports stronger background check laws.
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The prospective purchase was rejected after a background check flagged the order, prosecutors said.
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But licensed dealers at gun shows still have to carry out a background check.
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A background check didn't yield any disqualifying information, a law enforcement official told CNN.
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For now, though, America doesn't even require a background check for all gun purchases.
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If someone fails a background check, he or she can't legally buy a gun.
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Democrats have numerous times in the past attempted to push through background-check legislation.
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That includes, according to officials: allowing minors' records to be included in background check databases; alerting local authorities when someone fails a background check; applying bigger penalties for straw purchases (when someone buys a gun for someone else); instituting a ban on gun purchases for people on terror watch lists; increasing the penalty for people who lie on background check forms; helping states implement "red flag" laws, which would remove weapons from people deemed at risk; adding additional government records to an existing background check database; improving mental health services; and expediting the death penalty for convicted mass shooters.
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The proposition would also require customers to be subject to a background check and obtain California Department of Justice authorization before buying ammo—a permit that, legally, must be checked by a dealer, who must also undergo a background check to sell ammunition.
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In February, Trump threatened to veto two pieces of gun control legislation: one bill that would extend the FBI's review period for an incomplete federal background check from three business days to 10 and another that would impose a universal background check nationwide.
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Reached on the phone on Thursday, Cunningham denied that he had conversations with Skiffington Holderness about Porter's background check, with the exception of one time when he asked that Colbie Holderness send some contact information to Porter related to the background check.
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The House already passed the narrow background check measure supported by Trump, known as the Fix NICS (National Instant Criminal Background Check System) Act, but only after it was attached to controversial legislation to allow people to carry concealed weapons across state lines.
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One would expand background check requirements for guns purchased at shows and over the Internet.
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Last year's Black Friday featured record activity for a single day, according background check data.
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Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam told the paper just 365 applications required the federal background check.
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Chuck Grassley, would have increased funding for and sought to improve the background check system.
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They&aposre trying to pass a basic background check and they don&apost pass it.
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Also the shooter in Las Vegas would have passed any background check anyway, they said.
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Some states also require that applicants pass a criminal background check to obtain their license.
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"We're going to bring an outdated background check system into the 21st century," Obama said.
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HHS said it is working with the FBI to speed up the background check process.
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Nichols is undergoing an FBI background check, according to one source close to the situation.
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House Republicans combined a background-check bill with an expansion of concealed-carry rights. Sen.
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I'm assuming they did a background check on us, I don't know for sure though.
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We need to get started on things only we could do, this background check system.
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The house did pass a bill dealing with fixing problems with our background check system.
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In fact, he passed the Uber background check and did not have any passenger complaints.
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Linda Harriott-Gathright wanted to protect her community from New Hampshire's deadly background check loophole.
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Obtaining such a license requires a background check and at least 72 hours of training.
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Sign us up [for extensive background check interviews with family, friends, employers, neighbors, your dog...] !!
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Nonetheless, Grant M.'s profile says he passed a background check on March 23, 2018.
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A criminal background check is typically required before someone can receive a private security license.
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But there's one final factor that could derail your job prospects: The online background check.
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Mr. Ashcroft had opposed the longer background-check retention period while he was in office.
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The two Democrats said he assured them he would review the House background check plan.
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Republican leader Mitch McConnell has blocked Senate action on the House-passed background check proposals.
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The process would include fingerprinting, an interview, gun safety courses and a federal background check.
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Chuck Schumer, D-New York, last August to push for a stronger background check system.
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Or at least require more of a background check before white men can purchase guns?
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They did a background check on Flynn specifically for him to become national security adviser.
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The universal background check bill is also not expected to make it through the Senate.
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Republican lawmakers in Congress have said they want to improve the national background check system.
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Participants will have to register and submit to a background check before looking for bugs.
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It's important to bear in mind how the more stringent background-check requirements became law.
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Under the current law, permits are valid for one year with an annual background check.
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Other recent departures: A White House energy adviser resigned last week over background check issues.
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Mike Thompson (D-Calif.) told Politico that he will introduce a universal background check bill.
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The governor's proposal would also allow gun sellers more time to complete a background check.
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Most parents will likely conduct some sort of background check, so make sure that's clean.
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The House passed the universal background check measure with the support of eight Republican lawmakers.
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But Crenshaw didn't say his friends couldn't pass a background check, rather that they hadn't.
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But Crenshaw didn't say his friends couldn't pass a background check, rather that they hadn't.
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The House has already passed a bill to close loopholes in our background check system.
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White House officials have said that Cain's nomination is subject to an FBI background check.
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There was no disqualifying information in his background check, a law enforcement official told CNN.
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Uber says he passed a background check and the company received no complaints about him.
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But it's unclear how many other Senate Republicans would get behind new background check legislation.
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Holderness provided the photos as part of Porter's background check to obtain a security clearance.
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Prior to obtaining this access, both the employer and airport administrator obtain a background check.
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Murphy on Sunday pointed to the gun background check legislation he introduced with Republican Sen.
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He did not discuss gun background check proposals, which are being pushed for by Democrats.
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Democrats on Monday dismissed Grassley's new measure, arguing it wouldn't strengthen the background check system.
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Every time we went to White House or the Pentagon, they ran a background check.
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To obtain the badges, airline workers must submit to a background check that includes fingerprinting.
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Uber's chief security officer in 2016 said "no background check" would have prevented the situation.
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Uber has partnered with its background check provider, Checkr, and Appriss, which provides safety data.
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Every five years, a background check is completed to ensure nothing else has come up.
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Graduating required passing a polygraph test and a background check to get a security clearance.
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"I'm totally for a background check," said Mr. Frandsen, noting that he supported universal checks.
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It also was not immediately clear when or why he had failed the background check.
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Federally licensed dealers cannot sell firearms without running a background check of the prospective buyer.
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A full background check by the F.B.I. and, in some cases, the C.I.A. then begins.
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The officer ran a background check and came back with bad news for Mr. Sellars.
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The background check bill passed with almost every Democrat and a few Republicans supporting it.
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After three business days lapsed, Roof got his gun — despite the background check still pending.
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Trump is reportedly waiting until Cain's background check is complete to make an official announcement.
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Why are you "lending" guns to people unsupervised who can't pass a basic background check?
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" He told CNN, "I think anybody that buys a gun should have a background check.
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News that the Odessa suspect had failed a background check in Texas, according to Gov.
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Of course, you could always hire someone else to run a background check for you.
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Myriad polls show ample support for congressional action on guns and expanded background check laws.
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The background check action was considered in late 2013 after the effort failed in Congress.
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Both background check bills will now go to the House floor for a full vote.
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All the paperwork was properly filled out, and Nancy Lanza had passed the background check.
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None of its Santas are allowed on malls' Christmas sets without a full background check.
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Champions of the background check bill, Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn, R-Texas, and Sen.
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Porter's two ex-wives detailed the allegations to the FBI during the aide's background check.
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It can be a lengthy process, as you'll need to go through a background check.
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However, the Air Force failed to submit his records to the FBI's background check system.
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But according to the two people briefed, Mr. Singleton's background check had not been completed.
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The West Texas shooter couldn't pass a background check, but he bought a gun anyway.
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One aims to strengthen — but not expand — the federal background check system for gun purchases.
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He was able to pass a background check because we have a system that's flawed.
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It's just, unless any senator objects, it passes a law to fix the background check.
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For example, employers may still deny or rescind job offers based on a background check.
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Why are you "lending" guns to people unsupervised who can't pass a basic background check?
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Numerous bipartisan lawmakers currently support a narrow bill to improve the existing background check system.
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Trump has flip-flopped on his support for a background check bill in recent weeks.
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But his conviction had not been entered into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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In back-to-back votes, the House will take up two separate background check measures.
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A Republican lawmaker wants to beef up the federal background check system for guns. Sen.
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Airbnb acquired the patent after buying the background check startup Trooly, according to Evening Standard.
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Visa winners are then subjected to a lengthy background check that can last for months.
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"One public meeting will not close background check loopholes," said Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer.
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In the Senate, Democrats are trying again to get their Background Check Completion Act passed.
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The universal background check bill would help close a major loophole under the current law.
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The FBI reached out to 10 people in the supplemental background check and interviewed nine.
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Back in December, he collected background check figures — which are a good proxy for gun sales — from the FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System and found that a considerable spike (more than typical, even for the holidays) occurred the month of Sandy Hook.
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Whereas around eight per cent of requests will get a negative hit from a background check — so that would reduce the business' costs of performing a full background check in those instances, given they could just turn down a hire or a potential customer.
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And in February, he threatened to veto two pieces of gun control legislation: one bill that would extend the FBI's review period for an incomplete federal background check from three business days to 10 and another that would impose a universal background check nationwide.
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While earlier in the day he tweeted he'd like to find a way to advance background check legislation, in his televised address, he made no mention of a background check proposal that stalled in the Senate in 2013 in large part because of Republican opposition.
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The pitch -- outlined in a document that was obtained by CNN -- would include "a background check requirement would be extended to all advertised commercial sales, including sales at gun shows," and would follow in the mold of background check legislation introduced by Republican Sen.
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While New Zealand requires a license, which entails a months-long vetting process, for all gun owners, the US doesn't necessarily require even a basic background check, because the federal background check law has so many loopholes that there are ways to get around it.
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Each employee will need to pass a background check before redeeming it for an actual gun.
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The spokesperson also pointed out that Uber recently announced new safety features and background check measures.
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A routine background check revealed there was a warrant for his arrest for immigration law violations.
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But the background check system was rife with data problems and could not be immediately completed.
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It gave her a work permit and the Social Security number needed for a background check.
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The Connecticut Fair Housing Center tried to get the management company to overlook the background check.
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Former president Obama directed SSA to share this list with the background check registry in 2016.
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G4S says the background check also included a psychological evaluation called the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory.
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"Nothing popped up during the background check," said another base spokesman, Tonya Racasner, the AP reports.
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As a result, Georgia State officials had delayed his transfer while it conducted a background check.
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To receive a "Secret" level clearance, Hasson also would have been subject to a background check.
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The lobbyists also looked to make changes to the Background Check Expansion Act from Democratic Sen.
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Those who do obtain a license must pass a training course, shooting test, and background check.
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A routine background check revealed a warrant was out for his arrest for violating immigration laws.
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"We spent months researching what a background check actually is and how it works," says Yanisse.
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His lawyers say the conviction would not disqualify him from DACA, which requires a background check.
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Officials have said Navaghi passed a background check and also attended seminars about fraternizing with inmates.
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The warrant for Mia's arrest was filed after her background check had been cleared by production.
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A New Zealand standard A-category firearm licence is issued after a police and background check.
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His lawyers said the conviction would not disqualify him from DACA, which requires a background check.
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Reporting: People who meet the criteria above aren't always reported to the federal background check system.
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Dalton has no criminal record, with an Uber spokesperson indicating he passed a company background check.
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Americans for Responsible Solutions found that 80 percent of gun owners support stronger background check requirements.
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But when the clerk conducted a required background check, Janes was identified as a prohibited possessor.
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But giving the government more time to complete the background check wouldn't have made any difference.
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We collected hundreds of thousands of signatures to put the background check measure on the ballot.
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The process includes a background check, gun safety training and $60 fee, the Courtier-Journal noted.
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Any reasonable background check would have uncovered the ties between Harresh Mehta and the Golibar debacle.
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The new House legislation addressing the background check does call for a study on the devices.
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The legislation also included a bipartisan measure to strengthen the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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It's not about whether the person shooting the gun has cleared a background check or not.
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Kelley passed a background check conducted as required for the purchase, the law enforcement official said.
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If selected, candidates will have to complete a Department of Transportation drug test and background check.
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No disqualifying information showed up in the background check when it was completed, the official said.
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Trump plans to formally announce Cain's nomination after the completion of a background check, Axios reported.
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His uncle, as his sponsor, would have to have home visits, a background check, submit fingerprints.
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Two other states — Maryland and Pennsylvania — require a background check for handguns but not long guns.
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The federal background check system blocked 153,090 attempts to buy a gun in fiscal year 2017.
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Career officials approved Kushner's permanent security clearance after the completion of an FBI background check process.
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They must have a high school diploma or GED, and they must pass a background check.
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Astonishingly, about 22 percent of guns in the U.S. are still acquired without a background check.
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Previously, anyone over the age of 18 could purchase ammunition without a background check in California.
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The background check database declined to 24 fugitives from justice in 2017 from 511,855 in 2016.
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The original background check bill, which universal checks would try to patch up, passed in 1993.
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But the Air Force never entered his name in the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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And before you sign a lease with a boarder, make sure to do a background check.
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He lost to Steve Sisolak, a Democrat who in February signed background check legislation into law.
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As much as 153 percent of gun sales in the U.S. occur without a background check.
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With a closely divided Senate, Republicans had little choice, and President Trump ordered the background check.
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Gaps in the background check system have prompted scrutiny in an array of high-profile failures.
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In most states however, these sellers aren't required to run a background check on the buyer.
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Most states allow the temporary transfer of firearms to a family member without a background check.
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John Cornyn (R-Texas) and Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) that would strengthen the background check system.
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Applicants would still undergo a background check in addition to the shorter polygraph test, officials said.
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Advertised Salary:• $45,85033 - $50,000Pre-employment: • Criminal Background Check• Fingerprinting CheckOther Information:• Some level of governmental experience.
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To qualify for the program, participants must be U.S. citizens and submit to a background check.
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The background check system screens for certain indicators of past violence, misconduct and mental health issues.
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Bipartisan senators have already put forward a narrow bill to improve the existing background check system.
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And by law, when a person passes the FBI background check, the FBI destroys that file.
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Joe Manchin, one of the co-sponsors of a universal background check bill, as did Schumer.
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The Texas church shooting prompted lawmakers to introduce legislation to strengthen the national background check system.
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The FBI reportedly informed the White House of Porter's past behavior while conducting a background check.
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Immigrants would only be eligible after a rigorous background check, including biometrics and a medical exam.
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But this week, the Senate turned to banking legislation instead of the modest background check bill.
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Chris Murphy of Connecticut reintroduced a bill to improve the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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Democrats maintain that they want the FBI to reopen Kavanaugh's background check ahead of a hearing.
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Trump has signaled support for legislation that would close some loopholes in the background check system.
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Cillizza: Let's start basic: How does the FBI background check work for a Supreme Court nominee?
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Porter's defenders say Kelly didn't know the full details because Porter's background check was never completed.
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Make sure that every single person in America who buys a gun has a background check.
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Biden has consistently pushed for bans on assault weapons and changing the national background check systems.
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That triggered a background check, leading to the deportation proceedings that flipped his life upside down.
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He added that Uber had also carried out a background check, which had come back clean.
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Instead, the FBI is conducting the investigation as part of its broader background check into Kavanaugh.
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He said Ms. Robertson's hiring was contingent on passing a background check and producing needed documentation.
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He called and sent emails, only to hear that his background check had not been completed.
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The background check legislation in the House, for example, will likely go nowhere in the Senate.
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A New Zealand standard A-category firearm license is issued after a police and background check.
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And if they don't pass a background check, they'd find another way to get a gun.
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The National Instant Criminal Background Check System, which is run by the FBI, flags people who are buying firearms or applying for a criminal background check if they have a criminal record or have been banned from possessing a firearm because of a mental health issue.
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Conservative allies and members of the President's staff, however, had spent weeks convincing Trump that pursuing a universal background check proposal could hurt him with his own supporters, and they had shown him polling that reflected a suspicion of stricter background check measures among his base.
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" On Porter's FBI background check: "I've been very clear as I've been meeting with the media, that of course I was part of the background check and I was completely honest with my experience of the marriage, including telling them instances of abuse or police contact.
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For example, the company requires a "green light" on a background check — meaning that it receives an affirmative go-ahead from the government — but federal law allows retailers to sell the weapon if the background check has not been returned by the government within three business days.
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I'd even had job offers where at the end, you know, they'd say all right we need a background check and a piss test—and when I'd inform them of what was on the background check, they would have to retract the offer for insurance reasons.
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"There's some challenges with background check systems as they currently stand, but you can't have the other laws function without requiring a background check for every sale," Cassandra Crifasi, a researcher (and gun owner) at the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research, told me.
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"The background check that gets done is the same check no matter where you live," Gottlieb said.
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Indeed, the FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) data showed big declines after the election.
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We get the offer on the table and say the final step is just the background check.
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FEMA operates within the Department of Homeland Security, so new hires go through the DHS background check.
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At least one more arrest in North Carolina preceded the Georgia incidents, according to a background check.
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Before hiring her, Wang interviewed Paragas via video, then vetted her with an international criminal background check.
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The company has responded that, as a background check business, they are not subject to the Act.
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A letter to US attorneys instructed prosecutors to aggressively pursue people who lie on background check forms.
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Yes. President Obama directed the SSA to share this list with the background check registry in 2016.
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Chris Murphy said Tuesday that Republicans' decision to overturn the background check rule significantly undermines Fix NICS.
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Buyers must undergo a background check, submit fingerprints, and their purchase is registered in a federal database.
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John Cornyn, the second-ranking Republican, to fix gaps in the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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A background check prior to the issuance of a clearance likely would have turned up Gorka's warrant.
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Ensuring a background check on every gun sale — which Donald Trump opposes — is the obvious first step.
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John Cornyn, a Texas Republican who has introduced a bill to strengthen the federal background check system.
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Only U.S. citizens who are willing to submit to a background check will be able to participate.
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The background check bill aims to improve the investigation of prospective gun buyers who have criminal backgrounds.
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Even in the wake of tragedy, 40% of all gun sales required no background check at all.
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The store said Kelley cleared the instant background check system, but that's because those records didn't exist.
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The cities of Los Angeles and San Francisco sued Uber in 2014 over its background check procedures.
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According to ProPublica, Pacheco worked at the shelter for nearly four months without a full background check.
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There needs to be a law that says you buy a gun, you get a background check.
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Like Mr. Strahan, he asks to see a driver's license, but a background check is not required.
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He says that should reduce delays in a system that receives 63,000 background check requests each day.
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Prior to receiving their gift, police gave the drivers a background check and issued them a warning.
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This February, when the House passed strengthened background check legislation, just two of 235 Democrats voted no.
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Pat Toomey has aligned himself with the growing Philadelphia and Pittsburgh suburbs by sponsoring background check legislation.
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Opponents had said the background check laws were not clear and would do nothing to stop criminals.
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Instead, a background check typically involves pulling records from multiple places, such as state and county courts.
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A background check showed he had been ordered to leave the United States in 2010 but stayed.
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In general, the federal background check system is also notoriously underresourced, allowing red flags to slip through.
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You don&apost do a background check on everybody and I certainly would not agree with that.
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Escalante added that DACA recipients paid fees, submitted their information and were subject to a background check.
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Everyone who buys a gun from a licensed dealer has to go through a background check, period.
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But misdemeanor domestic violence convictions "are a particularly tricky thing in the background check system," Zeoli says.
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Why it matters: The bill would make the federal background check system for gun sales more strict.
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Uber's chief security officer, Joe Sullivan, said Dalton had passed a background check to become a driver.
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In addition, people can sign up with fake names and then the background check is completely worthless.
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Ravaghi began working in the program in fall 2014 and passed a background check before her assignment.
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Kavanaugh's background check was completed before his September confirmation hearing, according to Judiciary Committee spokesperson Taylor Foy.
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EST: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) joins Democrats to announce a universal gun background check bill.
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Current law allows a gun sale to proceed if a background check isn't done within three days.
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By next year, Californians will be required to pass a background check in order to obtain ammunition.
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Still, some Senate Democrats have pushed for the FBI to reopen its background check investigation into Kavanaugh.
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But none of the staff at Tornillo were subject to the FBI background check, the report found.
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Pacheco worked at the shelter for more than three months without a full background check, ProPublica reported.
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That's simply because current loopholes in our background check system help the gun industry sell more guns.
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"It's simply going to be an extension of the original background check, a supplementary investigation," he said.
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Lawmakers have been calling for HHS to address the background check issues since the report came out.
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The recommendation calls for teachers who would be armed to undergo a background check and proper training.
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One would expand the federal background check requirement to encompass unlicensed sellers, like those on the internet.
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Currently, only licensed firearm dealers are required to use the FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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In 85033, the Democratic-controlled Senate failed to pass a similar background check bill introduced by Sens.
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After the Sandy Hook massacre, a bipartisan background check measure failed, even though Democrats controlled the Senate.
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A background check provider's database of terrorists and criminals was publicly visible online, a researcher announced Tuesday.
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DeWine also endorsed stronger background check legislation after the shooting at a press conference earlier this month.
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Applicants who are offered a job go through a monthslong security clearance, including an intense background check.
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In Washington State, voters easily passed a universal background check law in 2014 after lawmakers twice refused.
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The Inquirer also reported Friday that Toomey will not vote for a Democratic-backed background check bill.
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Current law allows a gun sale to proceed if a background check isn't complete within three days.
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At least for now, printing a gun does not require a background check or any other documentation.
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Even an explicit criminal background check wouldn't have stopped the killer, Sayfullo Saipov, from renting a car.
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On the big jackpots, you file an initial claim, and they'll do a background check on you.
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Congress passed a bill that increased funding for the national background check system following the Parkland shooting.
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While there's huge bipartisan support for a bill strengthening the background check system, sponsored by Republican Sen.
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She declined to say when last the company did a background check on the driver, Michael Hancock.
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The fact that these were all, by definition, people who could pass a background check was irrelevant.
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The California measure, Proposition 2202, would also require individuals to pass a background check before purchasing ammunition.
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She needed to present a lease, which is difficult for undocumented renters, and undergo a background check.
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Requests for a background check do not disclose how many guns are being purchased in that transaction.
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They should promise not to sell a gun to anyone who doesn't pass a criminal background check.
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No background check required, no serial number to trace the gun if it's used in a crime.
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So what should be done when the background check system fails to stop mass killers from attacking?
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When the first background check law was adopted, it required local sheriffs to run these background checks.
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In the United States, an employer might require a background check before your first day of work.
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Now, the candidate gets a confirmation email and background check details after they get that verbal offer.
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For too long, we've let dangerous people buy guns without undergoing a background check, with deadly results.
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The management company requires a $95 background-check fee for every adult, employed member of the household.
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So he turned to Armslist, where he quickly found a seller that didn't require a background check.
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Curbelo has said that he supports strengthening the background check system but also supports the Second Amendment.
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You aren't required to pass a background check if you're buying a gun from a private person.
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Chris Murphy, a Connecticut Democrat, that would improve reporting to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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In 2013, the Democratic-controlled Senate failed to pass a similar background check bill introduced by Sens.
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Third, our background check system must be strengthened in tandem with implementing evidence-based violence prevention programs.
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You don't need a 193-D printer or fancy tools, and you don't need a background check.
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The Brady bill that established the national background check system must be considered a lasting, major accomplishment.
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The FBI, however, cannot force interviews in background check investigations, or in criminal investigations for that matter.
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In October, he introduced legislation that would replace the silencer screening process with a simpler background check.
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To shoot a rifle as a guest, you must pass a background check and pay a fee.
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He asks the seller whether a background check is needed to purchase it, and is told no.
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Ten employees worked with children for a year or more with no prior FBI criminal background check.
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This legislation, like the universal background check bill that passed on Wednesday, had bipartisan support; Republican Rep.
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A White House spokesperson said Monday that President Trump would back improving the federal background check system.
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In this high-technology era, how hard is it to have a background check system that works?
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Law-abiding Americans are increasingly purchasing firearms but only after undergoing an industry-supported FBI background check.
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Cruz is worried that Barr's proposal, which largely mirrors the 2013 background check amendment sponsored by Sens.
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The universal background check bill, H.R. 4003, requires background checks on all firearm sales in the country.
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The omnibus also included a narrow bill aimed at bolstering the National Instant Background Check System (NICS).
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UberX essentially lets people who have passed a background check and vehicle inspection become Uber drivers quickly.
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Often, all you have to do is be 21 years old and pass a criminal background check.
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A library degree (and the ability to pass an intensive background check) might be your ticket in.
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The universal background check bill, H.R. 8, requires background checks on all firearm sales in the country.
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The FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System, known as NICS, records the number of background checks.
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Democrats have been calling on Republican leaders to call a universal background check bill to a vote.
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Both companies say passenger safety is their top priority and have stood by their background-check processes.
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I gave the officer my badge and he still felt the need to do a background check.
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But the correct records were never sent to the FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS).
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The Trump administration has been attacking that system, weakening the definition of 'fugitive from justice' (resulting in thousands of fugitives' names being removed from the background check system) and stopping the Social Security Administration from putting the names of dangerously mentally ill people into the background check system.
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Uber (and rival Lyft) pulled out of Austin, Texas after locals voted to require drivers be fingerprinted as part of a background check process that taxi companies use called Live Scan, saying its own standard background check via Checkr is good enough and the fingerprint system takes too long.
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Most crucially, Indiana does not require a background check for purchases between two private individuals — including those at gun shows and who meet through the internet — allowing even those with a criminal record to buy a firearm without passing a background check or even paperwork recording the sale.
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Representative Steny Hoyer, the No. 2 House Democrat, told reporters on Tuesday that Republicans had prevented a vote on a background check bill when they controlled the chamber, and that while there were differences among Democrats about how to curb gun violence, the background check bill had broad support.
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As of 2016, he had a pending criminal charge, which would have popped up on a background check.
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"If Hillary Clinton were elected, she'd be the president who couldn't pass a basic background check," he said.
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Besides applying, they must have their credentials verified, undergo a background check, and submit their portfolios for approval.
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A background check showed that Villavicencio had been ordered to leave the United States in 2010, but stayed.
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But the background check company, First Advantage, had not discovered Graves' previous criminal history, a suit later alleged.
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Quick background: Congress's most significant response to the Parkland shooting was to strengthen the national background check registry.
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Because that person should not have gotten a gun, should not — would not have passed a background check.
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He said in a statement that Bey had passed a criminal background check before she started working there.
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Therefore, they were investigated as part of the background check, as this process is meant for such allegations.
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He drove a car for Uber and the company told Fox News he had passed a background check.
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The suspect's background check did not show any convictions, or he would not have been licensed, Porter said.
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These studies are often cited in support of background checks (since getting a permit requires a background check).
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But in 1998, the federal government established an instant background check system that eliminated the five-day delay.
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I had a friend with an out-of-city drivers license pass the background check and purchase instead.
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Ali passed a "full, federally mandated vetting process" that included an FBI background check and a TSA assessment.
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But guns must be shipped to a licensed dealer who can perform a background check on the buyer.
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"Nobody is buying guns on the Internet legally right now without going through a background check," he said.
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Instead, firearm dealers must go directly to the FBI to conduct a background check using its federal database.
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If you've ever applied for a job, chances are someone has run a criminal background check on you.
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READ: People went nuts trying to buy ammo before California's background check law kicked in Democratic California Gov.
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There he signed a waiver permitting a background check, and an active ICE warrant was discovered on file.
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When she ran a background check on him, she saw he had two warrants out for his arrest.
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However, that same fingerprint background check has been in use for Uber drivers in Houston, Texas since 2014.
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Uber says it now takes extra precautions and no longer claims it has the best background check policy.
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Newspaper Valor Economico reported in January that he lost out on the job after failing a background check.
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Chris Murphy, which would improve reporting under the existing background check system and reporting of domestic violence records.
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Similar issues may have applied to Indiana and Tennessee, which repealed their universal background check laws in 1998.
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This issue has preceded the recent 3D printed gun conundrum, being used as a background check law workaround.
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Those factors, he said, have freed Democratic leaders to move quickly on the background check bill this year.
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There were also "conflicting reports," Copeland said, about whether Villavicencio had actually formally consented to a background check.
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He had a background check I believe, but nothing would have stopped him from legally obtaining a firearm.
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The company did not run a background check on him and he was allowed to drive in 2015.
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A background check provider's database of terrorists and criminals was publicly visible online, a researcher announced this week.
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Those badges, issued after a background check by the police, are normally renewed every three to five years.
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One is quite straightforward -– it put on the ballot an initiative that would repeal the background-check requirement.
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" Lloyd said Tuesday's bill will "provide a background check on every gun sale, no matter where it happens.
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The clearance had been withheld from Kushner for more than a year pending completion of a background check.
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Iowa and Nebraska lawmakers blocked proposals to end background check requirements for those seeking to buy a firearm.
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By now, Congress should have closed this gaping hole in the background check system, but it has not.
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The clash reportedly began after Trump backed away from a public promise to look into background-check legislation.
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Current law allows a firearm sale to proceed if a background check hasn't been completed within three days.
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Cornyn is working on two separate bills that he hopes will increase reporting to the background check system.
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Kushner also got his security clearance downgraded earlier this year after months of delays in his background check.
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States are already supposed to report criminal and other information to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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He completed a training course, passed a background check, and began working for a security firm called G4S.
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That inquiry took place before the background-check process had ended and before the allegation became public knowledge.
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But it's not too dangerous to allow the sale of an assault rifle without even a background check?
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Democrats spent weeks calling for the FBI's background-check process to be reopened due to allegations against Kavanaugh.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith objected to moving a background check bill added to the Senate calendar on March 4.
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Do they go through the same security background check as a CIA person would have to go through?
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People seeking to transfer guns would have to visit a licensed firearms dealer to run a background check.
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That same study found that one in nine prospective online buyers would not have passed a background check.
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Keep in mind that CRAs already have the consumer's identifying information and consent to conduct a background check.
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In addition to tightening the background check system, Cornyn has been open to a bill introduced by Sen.
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How relevant is said history in and of itself in this kind of background check, even generally speaking?
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Once a driver had a clean initial background check, the company couldn't always track later violations or problems.
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""Had [Smirnov] needed to go to a federally licensed dealer, he would never have passed a background check.
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Recipients are randomly selected and then subjected to a background check before they are issued a green card.
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This is the reason Cruz passed his background check and was then able to legally purchase a gun.
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In Maine and Nevada, voters will decide whether to expand background check requirements to include private gun sales.
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We were the first in the early days we instituted a criminal background check, a driving record check.
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"We did a background check, and nothing out of the ordinary came up — he looked fine," he said.
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Instead, ammunition must be shipped to a licensed dealer so that the police can run a background check.
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In New York, you must obtain a permit and pass a rigorous background check for all gun purchases.
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Harvard research suggests that because of loopholes, 22 percent of guns are acquired without a background check. 2.
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And now: $23 workout tights you basically have to pass a background check to be allowed to buy.
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As of December 2015, states had submitted nearly 4 million mental health records to the background check system.
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Before being allowed to list their services, providers complete a background check and their provider credentials are verified.
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The same study found 22 percent of 2403,000 adults surveyed who owned guns hadn't undergone a background check.
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Gergel criticized the FBI's policy to deny background check examiners access to the database, known as N-DEx.
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Did the White House try to influence the F.B.I.'s background check of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh?
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People understand there's a certain amount of work that goes into the background check, so women feel safe.
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It's not uncommon for customers to do this to save money on background check fees, Mr. Famiglietti said.
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Nonetheless, James A. Gagliano, a former agent, said on Twitter, the background check is the "right path forward."
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Florida has entered 141,042 mental health records into the national background check system, according to the Brady Campaign.
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The House has passed 2 background check bills this year that the Senate has yet to vote on.
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The other side: Murphy tweeted that he had spoken with Trump, Manchin and Toomey on background check bills.
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We should also close background check loopholes and extend wait times to keep guns out of dangerous hands.
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It is also critical that accurate information is reported to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS).
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She testified in support of background-check legislation in Oregon and got involved with the Everytown Survivor Network.
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Peter King held a press conference Tuesday calling on McConnell to reconvene to pass that background check bill.
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But it's not likely the Senate will come back to session to vote on this background check bill.
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I would reverse this so that a gun sale may not occur until a background check is completed.
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Even that fee would be waived if a prospective tenant provided a recent credit or background check report.
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And he supported the "Fix NICS" bill, which aims to improve the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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The OPM intrusions exposed over 20 million people's sensitive information, including highly personal security clearance background check forms.
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It is a federal crime to make false statements or withhold relevant information on the background check form.
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During a background check process for this permit, his fingerprints flagged him for the 1995 conviction in Mississippi.
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Martin passed a background check that did not involve fingerprinting and obtained a gun in March of 2014.
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Trump also waded into the hot-button debate over the federal criminal background check system for gun purchases.
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That's because gun makers can sell more firearms if many gun sales are done with no background check.
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He added that a background check had been done on Mr. Del Olmo and showed no prior convictions.
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The bill would hold federal agencies accountable if they fail to upload records to the background check system.
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That's the department tasked with taking the FBI background check and determining whether a clearance should be granted.
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The federal background check system required by some cities and counties makes use of the FBI's arrest database.
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The "Fix NICS" proposal is considered a more limited option compared to other background check proposals in Congress.
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And virtually anyone can buy a kit online to build a gun from parts — without a background check.
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It's the independents who can be swung over by the added element of a supplemental FBI background check.
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I think it's important to remember that it would be part of the continuation of the background check.
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It's standard procedure to probe foreign contacts and international business deals as part of a background check investigation.
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The FBI conducted a last-minute background check into Kavanaugh in 2018 when his nomination was in peril.
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The campaign could also do a background check on those who enter and disqualify people at their discretion.
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Chris Murphy, a Democrat from Connecticut, that would improve reporting to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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"We do know there are gaps in the background check system that need to be plugged," he said.
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At one point, he asked whether the background check measure raised the age requirement to buy a rifle.
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However, he has yet to even signal support for a scaled-down background check bill sponsored by Sens.
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Thune pointed to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System modernization bill that the Senate approved last year.
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Acquiring a permit requires the individual to undergo a criminal background check through federal and/or state databases.
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It also said it would push elected officials to ban assault-style weapons and strengthen background check rules.
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Porter had been working with a temporary clearance after a background check revealed credible allegations of domestic abuse.
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The bill wouldn't strengthen background checks, but instead require the National Criminal Instant Background Check system stay updated.
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A pair of Democratic lawmakers are introducing legislation to require a background check for all firearm ammunition sales.
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In February, the House responded to that demand by passing a universal background check bill, with bipartisan support.
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The nation's gun-buying background check system is supposed to keep firearms out of reach for dangerous individuals.
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When people go to gun shows, they're prepared to have a background check and they do it instantly.
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BACKGROUND CHECKS Uber said it puts drivers through a vigorous background check before accepting them onto its platform.
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The policies Bloomberg laid out Thursday would require anyone who buys gun to pass a thorough background check.
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The shooting also brought unflattering attention to Uber, whose officials at the time defended their background check process.
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In September, Feinstein eventually referred the letter to the FBI, which told her the background check was closed.
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The FBI also has up to three months to complete the background check after the three days expire.
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Chris Murphy of Connecticut to fill in the holes in the National Criminal Instant Background Check (NICS) system.
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WASHINGTON — House Republicans combined the bill bolstering the National Instant Criminal Background Check System's reporting process with a national reciprocity law for concealed firearm permits, which is likely to be dismissed as dead-on-arrival in the Senate, according to one of the co-authors of the background-check bill.
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Just one in five American gun buyers avoid a state or federal background check Just one in five American gun buyers avoid a state or federal background check Findings from a new study on recent gun purchases in the U.S. have the potential to reshape the national conversation on gun control.
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Chris Murphy of Connecticut that would offer financial incentives to state and federal agencies to enter more data into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System -- a proposal known as "Fix NICs" -- but stops far short of the expanded background check bill that Trump promoted at the end of February.
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"Pairing background check policies with purchaser licenses might be more effective, so we're looking at ways to design and implement a policy that would help," said Rose Kagawa of the University of California at Davis Violence Prevention Research Program, who researches comprehensive background check policies and firearm homicide and suicide numbers.
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According to a copy obtained by CNN, the document circulating on the Hill describing the proposal states that "a background check requirement would be extended to all advertised commercial sales, including sales at gun shows," and that it would follow in the mold of background check legislation introduced by Republican Sen.
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California became the first state to require gun owners to pass a background check before they can buy ammunition.
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He carries a $4 million Santa liability insurance policy and has an independent third-party background check conducted annually.
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Bottom line, Dana if he can&apost pass the background check, you are not getting into the U.S. Military.
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Pending a background check, Sealock is now one of the first certified commercial drone pilots in the United States.
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He also said he would support the banning of bump stocks and changing background check systems, among other measures.
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Once approved, they will need to complete a background check and an interview at a Global Entry Enrollment Center.
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Rosenthal carries a $4 million Santa liability insurance policy and has an independent third-party background check conducted annually.
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Senate Judiciary Committee chair Lindsey Graham has already said he will not hold hearings on the background check legislation.
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There's also the fact that no background check is perfect, and that women can also be violent or creepy.
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"Frederick" trusted your advice enough to follow through on a background check, so he is actually listening to you.
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We check their reviews and we make sure they have all the paperwork, like insurance and proper background check.
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Each driver undergoes a background check and the Snapp team inspects each vehicle before giving them the go ahead.
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But this firearm should only be allowed to purchased after a universal background check and an extensive psychological evaluation.
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In the end Congress passed only the original bill to improve the background check registry, and Trump signed it.
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In December [2016], the FBI said they will not conduct the background checks required by the Background Check Act.
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But in most states, those very same people have the option of buying a gun without a background check.
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The FBI ran 2,145,865 checks through the National Instant Background Check System last month, according to the agency's records.
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Chicago requires a Firearm Owner Identification card, background check, three-day waiting period, and documentation for all firearm sales.
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"All individuals — prior to appointment as a firefighter — must pass a comprehensive background check," said the spokesman, Frank Dwyer.
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After clearing a basic background check, drivers in areas with open spots can start picking up and delivering packages.
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A violent felon can buy the exact same weapon over the Internet with no background check, no questions asked.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has continued to issue permits under the program, which requires a background check.
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" Taylor told me that "if someone slips through and doesn't have a background check, it becomes a big issue.
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Judiciary Chairman Grassley must rapidly, fully and equitably investigate the nominee by helping the FBI conduct a background check.
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Many sellers choose not to, but some do proceed with the sale even if a background check wasn't completed.
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Bronx-Lebanon has not responded to requests from CNN regarding any background check run on Bello before his employment.
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Cops responded, came to the house and when they did a background check found she had an outstanding warrant.
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Jeff Sessions has now ordered a review of the federal background check system due to the Sutherland Springs case.
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That is something the government can fix by appropriating more money toward the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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"We're lacking a social norm that selling a gun without a background check is a bad thing," Crifasi said.
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An FBI background check on Baird found that she was employing undocumented workers and it ultimately scuttled her nomination.
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Some argue that universal background check legislation will close security gaps in gun purchases and help prevent mass shootings.
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We are alarmed by loopholes that let felons and domestic abusers get hold of guns without a background check.
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Sign the lease agreementOnce you've completed the application process and passed the background check, you'll sign the lease agreement.
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Before getting clearance to shoot, Stinson had to undergo an extensive background check and an interview with prison management.
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Jennifer Baker, an NRA spokeswoman, said the promise of a fair, instant and accurate background check system never materialized.
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Recipients pay a fee and go through a criminal background check every two years as they renew their status.
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The video was intended to highlight how easy it is to buy such a firearm without a background check.
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While no background check is perfect, this is a process we take seriously and are committed to constantly improving.
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But I also think that a simple background check — not banning, not starting a registry — is a good start.
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Of those 21.5 million, 19.7 million applied for background check investigations and 1.8 million were nonapplicants, such as spouses.
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The new push to pass background check legislation comes after two mass shootings over the weekend rocked the nation.
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I think sperm banks should be required to get the donor's medical records, and run a criminal background check.
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When Connecticut required all handgun buyers to pass a background check, the state's gun homicide rate dropped 40 percent.
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The House Judiciary committee on Wednesday will officially launch the debate with a hearing on the background check bill.
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" Trump also said Clinton would be the first president elected who "wouldn't be able to pass a background check.
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And yet, when the background check was returned it didn't line up with what the tenant had told us.
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About 90% of Americans agree with strengthening the background check system, according to polls done in 2016 and 2017.
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The intrusions exposed sensitive information of more than 20 million people, including highly personal security clearance background check forms.
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Justice Scalia's 1997 opinion striking the background check provision drew heavily from the Federalist Papers and the Tenth Amendment.
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The Senate rejected two background check measures days after a deadly mass shooting last year at an Orlando, Fla.
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Another measure extends the waiting period for individuals who purchase guns and have not passed an instant background check.
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However, red flags came up in his background check and he wasn't allowed to buy the gun, WZTV reported.
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Scalise said background check legislation should include a measure allowing people to bring legal, concealed guns across state lines.
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According to Uber, Dalton passed a background check and the company passed along its condolences after the mass shooting.
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"A silver lining of Democratic control of the House is that they may pass background check legislation," Toomey wrote.
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Those that have added additional background check laws regarding private gun sales tend to have lower gun death rates.
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Dalton had passed Uber's background check and Dalton had no prior criminal record, according to Kalamazoo Prosecutor Jeff Getting.
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How the senators react to the information provided by the background check could change the course of Kavanaugh's nomination.
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Elite Sitters also need to pass a formal background check paid for by Bambino and be at least 18.
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And those on the call suggested that there were limits to what could be predicted through a background check.
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Since this report is technically part of Kavanaugh's FBI background check, it's a file that would typically be confidential.
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Prospective gun buyers would have to wait three days, or until a background check is completed, whichever is longer.
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Trump has signaled that he is open to new background check laws, but has not endorsed any specific legislation.
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Earlier this year, lawmakers in the House of Representatives passed legislation that would would strengthen federal background check laws.
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Universal background checks would close the "gun show loophole" that allows people to purchase firearms without a background check.
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Under federal law, anyone who purchases a gun through a licensed vendor is automatically subject to a background check.
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On Friday morning, Trump told reporters he thought he could persuade Republicans to support a strong background check bill.
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The people whose names are selected are subjected to an extensive vetting process that includes a criminal background check.
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Senators from both parties view the background check bill as one of the hopeful — albeit narrow — areas of consensus.
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Private gun sales must be completed through a licensed firearms dealer, requiring a background check and mandatory waiting period.
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Those seeking rooms pay the same amount, which covers a background check and gives them access to the listings.
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A background check revealed that Mr. Villavicencio, a native of Ecuador, had an open order of removal since 2010.
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If the verbal offer is accepted, Walmart will email the candidate a job offer confirmation and background check details.
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However, Roof's offense was entered incorrectly into the NICS database, which triggered a delay in the background check process.
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On Wednesday, Cummings also called on the Senate and President Donald Trump to act on the background check bills.
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In 14 states and District of Columbia, for instance, private sellers must subject each buyer to a background check.
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Trump frequently publicly supported new background check legislation shortly after two back-to-back mass shootings earlier this month.
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Top congressional Democrats also publicly renewed calls on Monday for the Senate to reconvene and pass background check legislation.
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The House has sent a comprehensive background check bill supported that's by 80 to 90% of the American people.
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McConnell would bring the Senate back tomorrow and pass the background check bill and send it to the President.
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A Quinnipiac poll from March found 86% of registered voters supported a background check bill passed by the House.
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Ms. Copaken said the F.B.I. interviewed her in early June as part of its background check of Mr. Kurson.
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As a senator, Biden spearheaded the effort to pass the Brady Bill, which established the firearms background check system.
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There are some exemptions to this bill, including one that allows trades between family members without a background check.
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Instead, Bloomberg's group compares states, with no attempt to account for anything other than their differing background check laws.
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By contrast, Match charged a similar monthly rate — $60 at the time — without conducting any form of background check.
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Two of Porter's ex-wives had detailed the allegations to the FBI during a routine background check into Porter.
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"In this instance, in the case of Rob Porter, we relied on the background check investigative process," said Shah.
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Just over 2628 in 28503 said they support requiring a background check for anyone attempting to purchase a gun.
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"I think commercial sales with the exception of sales to family members should require a background check," Collins said.
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The current among Democratic officials started to shift when Obama pushed a universal background check bill after Sandy Hook.
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NACHU then conducts a background check and helps them register the land, also making a loan for its purchase.
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Scott Taylor (R-Virginia), a former Navy SEAL now working on a bill to improve the background check system.
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Thirty-eight Republicans voted to ban assault weapons in 28503; just eight voted for this year's background check bill.
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Guns: The omnibus has long been a potential home for several Republican-led school safety and background check measures.
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And how to run a background check on household help and train the workers not to share family secrets.
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Porter had access to classified materials under a temporary "interim security clearance" during and after the FBI's background check.
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Nonmembers may use a rifle in the range after a background check and a mandatory instruction and safety class.
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Come to the floor, come now and join me in asking the White House to reopen the background check.
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Currently, most gun owners must pass a background check before purchasing a firearm from a federally licensed gun dealer.
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Seth Ator It's a loophole in the background check system that gun safety activists have called out for years.
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The law permits gun sellers to sell guns if a background check takes longer than three days to complete.
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Read more from The Hill: FBI chief contradicts White House account on Porter background check View the discussion thread.
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A licensed gun dealer is required under federal law to run potential buyers through the criminal background check system.
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The spokeswoman said she believes Jackson last went through a background check at the beginning of the Trump administration.
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Both of Porter's ex-wives talked to the FBI about the alleged abuse as part of his background check.
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Trump on Wednesday took a decidedly different tack, calling for an aggressive approach to strengthening the background check system.
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In the aftermath of the Aurora shooting, Colorado lawmakers passed a series of gun measures, including background check legislation.
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She later reportedly shared the photos with the FBI, which interviewed both wives as part of Porter's background check.
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Unfortunate stories of assaults on passengers by drivers who would have failed a criminal background check continue to arise.
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That is, how many are used by their initial legal purchaser and did that person pass a background check?
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The 228-to-198 vote aims to extend the background check review period for gun purchasers to 10 days.
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The review they are pushing wouldn't be a new criminal investigation but a reopening of Kavanaugh's existing background check.
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First, under current federal law, domestic abusers -- who can't pass a criminal background check at a licensed gun dealer, where they are required of would-be purchasers -- have the option of buying a gun without a background check at a private gun show, or from a stranger they met on the Internet.
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If you're buying from a private seller, you don't even have to go through a background check in most states.
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A vast majority of guns used in 19 recent mass shootings were bought legally and with a federal background check.
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In the case of a person who has deep dark secrets, a background check is not going to find that.
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FBI officials declined to comment Wednesday about the judge&aposs criticism of the background check system, spokeswoman Carol Cratty said.
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Uber's chief security officer, Joe Sullivan, reportedly confirmed that Dalton was a driver and said he passed a background check.
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But a new study found that 22 percent of gun purchases in the US go through without a background check.
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And the way that we've devised our system to prevent gun violence in this nation centers around that background check.
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And as long as they're only teaching their own kids, they don't even need to undergo a criminal background check.
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Now, nearly 50% of the country lives in a state where a background check is required on every gun sale.
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Drivers for UberEats are considered independent contractors rather than employees of Uber, though they must pass a basic background check.
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After three days, the background check remained incomplete and the dealer transferred the gun to Roof, as is legally allowed.
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Grassley's version wouldn't expand the use of the background check system — instead, it would expand what's currently included in it.
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Instead, Hack The Army participants only have to undergo a background check if they want to collect their financial reward.
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Airline employees typically undergo a criminal background check and a fingerprint check and might get randomly screened while at work.
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Last week President Obama announced a teeny, weeny executive action to close a few loopholes in the background check laws.
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Trump was still interested in improving the background check system, she said, but does not necessarily support "universal" background checks.
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In Washington, however, proposals to strengthen the background-check system for gun sales, among other measures, appear to be languishing.
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But that requirement was phased out when the FBI launched its National Instant Criminal Background Check System in November 1998.
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Ron Wyden (D-OR) that not only was the background check on Porter completed, it was completed in July 2017.
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According to a shocking 2017 study, 42 percent of American firearm owners purchased their newest gun without a background check.
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In Nevada, the most expensive contest, the background check campaign collected more than $14 million, much of it from Bloomberg.
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Like Ford, she would like the FBI to re-open Kavanaugh's background check as a nominee and investigate the claims.
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"We also confirmed that both sales were approved by the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS)," the company said.
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It's the kind of lapse that gun-control advocates say points to loopholes and failures with the background check system.
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So, users who find themselves blocked due to their criminal records could find a way to circumvent the background check.
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Gowdy said the panel was seeking information from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which conducted a background check of Porter.
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How did we get to the place where people think requiring a comprehensive background check means taking away people's guns?
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Ask them what they've done about the loopholes that have let dangerous people buy a gun without a background check.
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Six White House staffers were removed from the administration on Thursday for failing an FBI background check, according to Politico.
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The panel also asks whether Trump or any White House official intervened during the background check process on Kushner's behalf.
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The regulation was meant to enforce the 1993 Brady Bill, which mandated the creation of an instant background check system.
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Under current federal law, people who buy a gun from a licensed dealer have to go through a background check.
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Even so, a background check may have revealed if he had a criminal record and, possibly, arrest records as well.
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The behavioral health agency where he worked said an extensive background check before he was hired turned up nothing worrisome.
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Uber's background check doesn't involve fingerprints, which company officials discounted as potentially faulty (including generating "false positives") to reporters Monday.
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If a person has a history of violence or other dangerous behavior, a background check should theoretically turn that up.
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For new drivers, there's an extensive background check, an in-person meeting, and an hourlong driving session with Safr staff.
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Brad Landin is president and chief compliance officer of Employment Screening Resources, a background check company based in Novato, California.
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You can close the loophole for gun shows that allow anyone to buy a gun without a full background check.
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"You can spend $200 to fill out an apartment application and background check, but still get rejected," she told me.
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Sexual assault allegations made against Uber drivers have long dogged the company, leading to criticism of its background check protocol.
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Cases are instead usually left to the discretion of the White House personnel security office following an FBI background check.
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There are public reports that Wray is keeping contemporaneous notes about White House limits imposed against the FBI background check.
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He then followed those popular and sensible words with a vote against the bipartisan background check compromise brokered by Sens.
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Drivers aren't required to pass any sort of background check or even provide a photo ID, according to the Journal.
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Prosecutors said Wince sold the AK-47 to Janes in a parking lot and did not conduct a background check.
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Uber claimed that because the Kalamazoo shooter didn't have a criminal record, no background check could have predicted his actions.
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What Shah had meant to say wasn't that Porter's FBI background check wasn't completed, but that the White House's wasn't.
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The FBI is currently looking into those accusations as part of a reopened background check into the high court nominee.
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Democrats are also pressuring the FBI to reopen its background check investigation on Kavanaugh, something Republicans have pushed back on.
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They must also pass a shooting test overseen by a state-certified instructor, as well as a criminal background check.
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There's also a background check, identity check and test that you have to complete before they'll make your profile live.
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The company countered forcefully that, because the man lacked a criminal history, no background check could have predicted his behavior.
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The House has already passed a universal background check bill, which has earned a veto threat from the White House.
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Duncan's proposal would require people buying gun silencers, also known as suppressors, to undergo a less extensive instant background check.
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He released an undercover video of himself buying a semi-automatic rifle at a gun show without a background check.
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Then, make an appointment to have your fingerprints taken — after a background check, you'll be set to start using PreCheck.
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A highly lethal gun might require the buyer not only undergo a background check, but also pass a proficiency test.
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Authorities believe Seth Aaron Ator evaded the background check system by purchasing the weapon he used through a private transaction.
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But the ride that took place after he passed a background check now seems enveloped in an air of foreboding.
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Saipov was an Uber driver and passed the app's background check, according to an Uber statement, the Associated Press reported.
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Jason Dalton, 45, who is being held without bail, had no prior criminal record and passed the company's background check.
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The Udell family said Friday during a press conference that the attack could have been prevented through a background check.
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If you lie, a subsequent background check conducted by law enforcement is supposed to find any disqualifiers in your record.
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The new rules would define who is the "responsible person" at these organizations that must comply with background check requirements.
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The gun sale can go forward if another 10 days go by without a response from the background check system.
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It is perfectly legal to assemble guns at home for personal use without a license, documentation or a background check.
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People with criminal records, a history of drug abuse, domestic abuse convictions, or mental illness can fail a background check.
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J.), Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) and Murphy that would require a background check for most sales or transfers of guns.
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The killer's extensive prior criminal history would have barred him from acquiring the weapon had a background check been conducted.
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The Justice Department said it expected Mr. Feinberg to take up the role after completion of a routine background check.
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You don't need any qualifications to drive for Flex: just pass a background check and have a valid driver's license.
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"Coming out of that, we would at least have a background check bill that would save lives," he told reporters.
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Before they are matched with seniors, Papa Pals undergo a background check and a motor vehicle records check and inspection.
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The other is who can be barred from buying a gun once the information in that background check comes back.
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A senior is matched with a student, who must complete a "rigorous" background check, in as little as 30 seconds.
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If a national background check law had the same effect, you'd expect to have saved about 21996,220 lives in 274.
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DARPA created a fast-track program, which allowed using, let's say, personnel that wouldn't normally pass a security background check.
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Members of the transition team conducted a background check and found that Mr. Alvarez had not faced any criminal charges.
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The National Rifle Association supports the background check legislation and also backs bump stock regulation, although not an outright ban.
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Advocates on the state and federal level, however, have been pushing for further reform, including a universal background check bill.
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Trump promised shortly after the back-to-back El Paso and Dayton massacres to push for universal background check legislation.
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Federal law requires only a perfunctory background check, and the employee handling the background form may be an untrained clerk.
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And a majority of states have laws requiring them to report mental health information to the national background check system.
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Each Democratic leader talked to Trump on Thursday afternoon and said the Senate should take up the background check bill.
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The universal background check bill that Pelosi and Schumer want McConnell to take up passed the House back in February.
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A vast majority of guns used in 18 recent mass shootings were bought legally and with a federal background check.
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Typically, defense lawyers need a government agency to sponsor them and then the F.B.I. has to conduct a background check.
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The vetting process was rigorous: an extensive background check, drug testing, fingerprinting, half a dozen interviews and months of waiting.
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The House-passed Bipartisan Background Check Act is titled H.R. 8 in honor of her representation of Arizona's 8th District.
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Republicans, as they usually do, offered a motion to recommit when the background check bill was brought to the floor.
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A vast majority of guns used in 113 recent mass shootings were bought legally and with a federal background check.
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Federal law requires that anyone who does so still register the device, and submit to a background check before construction.
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The National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS), as the name suggests, is supposed to take a very short time.
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Twelve states currently impose background check requirements on gun shows, according to the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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"If a club's management is vigilant, it will check references as well as conduct a background check," the report said.
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The proposal would also establish procedures for allowing these people to contest their placement in the FBI's background check system.
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The city's Department of Investigation said this week that Mr. Hay's background check was never finalized before he was hired.
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A background check at the time of his hiring 15 years ago did not show a felony conviction, Hall said.
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A decade ago, Congress stepped in to try to improve the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) screening process.
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Justice Department officials say that while lying on a background check is considered a felony, the law often goes unprosecuted.
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But they do support a separate measure to beef up the background check system that will be attached to legislation.
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But Congress declined to address any other significant new restrictions on guns or major enhancements of the background check system.
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Sponsors, usually parents or family members already residing in the United States, are supposed to undergo a detailed background check.
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Over 80% of Americans agree that a background check prior to purchasing a firearm is warranted, according to several polls.
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Only seven voted against a measure to close the so-called "Charleston loophole" in the Brady Bill background check system.
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Two Colorado lawmakers were successfully recalled in 2013 after supporting controversial background check legislation and a restriction on magazine size.
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"Earl said, 'I know you have a felony background check, and I'm not going to pass it,'" Mr. Naselroad recalled.
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According to the Times, LaPierre has attempted to sway Trump against background check measures the president said he could support.
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And they warn that background check records could be used to create a national firearms registry, which they deeply oppose.
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Roughly half of hiring managers, however, say they would never hire someone who lied during a reference or background check.
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More than 2230 percent of these sellers indicated that they would not require a background check to complete the sale.
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Often, child care providers are only required to pass a criminal background check and provide some level of state certification.
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"This is a comprehensive process that can take time," Amazon said in a written statement about its background check procedures.
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In an effort to address the problem, the Department of Defense has worked to update the FBI's background check system.
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"This is a comprehensive process that can take time," Amazon said in a written statement about its background check procedures.
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Uber said it reviews the records of driver candidates that are surfaced to the company by its background check provider.
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Both wives said they had told the FBI about that abuse during interviews conducted as part of Porter's background check.
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But experts and advocates have feared the agreement to background-check and fingerprint through ICE would scare off potential sponsors.
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If someone who attempts to buy a firearm fails a background check, that would be reported to law enforcement officials.
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Both women have said they were interviewed by the FBI in January 2017 as a part of Porter's background check.
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But, he said, the focus should be on enforcing existing laws, addressing mental illness, and improving the background check system.
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He supports an assault weapons ban, closing loopholes in existing background check laws, and federally funded research on gun violence.
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Health and Human Services responded that it has since taken steps to bolster its background check process, including correcting screenings.
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In 1998, a mandate of the act, the National Instant Criminal Background Check System -- also known as NICS, was launched.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray testified earlier this week that the agency had completed its background check of Porter in July.
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Abuse allegations Porter's ex-wives detailed the allegations to the FBI when it conducted its routine background check on him.
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It may seem counterintuitive to see the CEO of a background check company attached to a "ban the box" initiative.
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But some Republicans weren't even ready to accept the narrow plan to add more data to the background check system.
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The FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) was established to block the sale of firearms to prohibited persons.
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