2nd Amendment – R2KBA

New York has gone and done it again. The Empire State is considered the “least free” state in the Union.

In a significant legal development, the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF), along with its partners, has petitioned for an en banc hearing in the Seventh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

The case, Williams v. Garland, represents a significant change in the interpretation of Second Amendment rights.

During a press conference, Mayor Adams called for a new gun ban while speaking about the recent tragedy in Lewiston, Maine, and revealing a bigger issue.

In a recent article for Newsweek, journalist Kate Plummer argues that the National Rifle Association is “slowly dying.”

The third and perhaps most pivotal argument is that the registration scheme violates the Second Amendment.

Initially, the lawsuit faced a setback when a federal district court judge granted a summary judgment in favor of the ATF, effectively dismissing the case.

The ruling, hailed as a major victory by gun rights supporters, effectively nullifies the ATF’s recent regulation attempts on these firearms.

The NCLA argues that only Congress has the power to create new criminal laws. The 1986 statute banning machine guns did not include bump stocks.