Pile On: NSSF Sues Virginia Over Spanberger’s Unconstitutional Gun Ban
The constitutions of the United States and the Commonwealth of Virginia expressly prohibit the government from infringing on the right to keep and bear arms.
Law and the Courts
Spanberger Signs ‘Assault Weapons,’ Magazine Ban and is Hit With Lawsuits Before the Ink is Dry
Meanwhile, the Virginia-based National Rifle Association along with SAF and FPC have already filed both state and federal lawsuits challenging the new SpanBan.
East Houston Homeowner Shoots Persistent Homeless Trespasser
Cops exist for a reason. Persistent homeless trespassers with attitude problems are their problem to solve, not yours, especially with a trigger.
After Suing Denver Over AWB, DOJ Sues State of Colorado Over ‘High Cap’ Magazine Ban
“This is the first time in American history that the United States Department of Justice is on the side of the citizens in enforcing the Second Amendment.”
Armed Self-Defense is a ‘Luxury’ Illinois’ Poor Don’t Need When the Intent is to Make the 2A Passé
One thing the city’s gun and crime control policies are not delivering for Chicago’s most vulnerable residents is reliable protection.
DOJ Sues City of Denver Calling its ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban an Unconstitutional Infringement on 2A Rights
It’s critical to acknowledge that, in terms of federal support of the Second Amendment, we’ve never had it so good in modern history.
Your Blue City Violent Frequent Felon of the Day: Randy Negron
We know…you’re wondering what Negron’s criminal history looks like. It probably won’t surprise you to learn that he’s got lots of criminal justice system frequent flyer points.
Change: Acting AG Todd Blanche Lays Out Second Amendment Realignment at DOJ
Blanche’s framing of the administration’s new policy announcement as something that will “change everything” sets an unusually high bar for public expectations.
NSSF Printing a Lawsuit to Stop Maryland’s Not-Yet-Signed GLOCK Ban As We Speak
“To borrow on a line from Jame Carville, whom Democrats revere, ‘it’s the criminal, stupid,’” said Lawrence G. Keane, NSSF’s Senior Vice President & General Counsel.
Supreme Court Leaves Passengers Disarmed, Easy Prey While Traveling on Public Transportation
Aside from the constitutional analysis, public transportation carry bans are especially insidious because they function as total bans on carry for people who rely on public transportation to go about their daily lives.