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Montana AG worries FedEx, UPS are helping Biden admin track US gun owners

December 12, 2022

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen is concerned shipping companies FedEx and UPS are tracking gun purchases made by Americans, and that those companies are possibly sharing that information with federal authorities.

In a press release on Tuesday, Knudsen called upon the shipping companies to “clarify” their new policies, which allow them to track sales of firearms “with unprecedented specificity.”

Knudsen claims the new policies allow the companies to “bypass warrant requirements,” and also allow them to share data on those gun sales “with federal agencies.”

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