Can I get a gun license to immigrate to the United States?

In the gun management regulations of the United States, citizens are allowed to hold guns, and this right is also protected by the US Constitution. The gun problem in the United States has always been concerned by countries all over the world, and the proliferation of guns will undoubtedly pose a threat to the personal property of local residents. Therefore, many countries prohibit citizens from holding guns privately, because guns are too lethal, and once someone has the psychology of revenge on society, it is also very harmful. If guns are not controlled and allowed to spread freely in society, then all citizens in society will own guns and the hostility of the whole society will be greatly mobilized.

In the past, conflicts may be resolved through words and fists, but if guns are allowed to be liberalized, most people may choose to pull out their guns after conflicts. Once such an incident happens, the whole society will become turbulent, so many countries prohibit citizens from holding guns privately. However, it is legal to own guns in the United States, and this right is given by the US Constitution, so it is very normal for American citizens to hold guns.

Citizens are free to buy guns when they reach the age of 18. However, there are clear restrictions on the use of guns. For example, only American citizens and immigrants who have successfully obtained green cards can buy guns. If I have a criminal record or mental illness, I am forbidden to buy it.

Even if this situation is clearly restricted, the liberalization of guns has become a status quo in the United States, which determines that these people who are restricted by law can buy guns through channels other than proper channels, so it is normal or common to say that guns are rampant in the United States. It is precisely because almost all American citizens have guns that the crime rate is so high.