Depends on the state, state laws and the officers. I know a great many LEOs (own a gun range with several officers that caters to law enforcement) from Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma. I've had this discussion with dozens of officers at every level, local state and even federal. So far I haven't found a single officer that would enforce any kind of gun confiscation,but then most of the folks I deal with are solidly pro-gun. Very few would enforce most of the gun control laws being promoted by the left. There have been a couple of officers who have moved away from the street and into the politics of department management who have made statements about "if it's the law we enforce the law". When pushed though they waffle on being the guy knocking on MY door to ask for MY firearms. They are only ok with it if they can send someone else to to the dirty work. That is the same reason these coward politicians are ok with making such laws, they are never the ones having to enforce such illegal laws.
In Texas, Law Enforcement at nearly every level takes an oath to "preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution and laws
of the United States". That oath, in Texas, will prohibit LEO's from executing state laws that violate the clear and precise language of the Constitution of the United States, and will make that officer criminally and civilly liable for his actions in that regard.
