Among the thousands of state ballot measures that passed during the 2022 midterms was Oregon's

measure 114.

It's a gun control bill.

It passed narrowly, 51 to 49 more or less, but it's the law.

It requires people to get permits when they buy guns, ensures police keep a database

of gun owners, and bans some high-capacity magazines.

But after the law passed, some sheriffs in Oregon made a declaration.

I don't want people that currently have those types of magazines with their guns to be

fearful that we're going to just start pulling people over and confiscating them and arresting

it for it.

They don't like the law.

They aren't going to follow it.

Elected officials, which sheriffs for the most part, are saying they're only going to

enforce the laws they feel like enforcing.

Sounds outrageous, but it's happening more and more in the US.

We'll tell you why.

Coming up on today's explained.

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