Well, no. The process is that if somebody comes in and this is overwhelmingly for the Americans on this watch list, the small minority, and they go in for a background check, and the background check is evaluated quickly by the Justice Department.
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Senator Feinstein explains the process for denying gun purchases to individuals on a terror watch list.
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