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The legal fight over Virginia’s controversial gun ban just took another major turn.

That’s where the contradiction begins. The same people advocating for stricter gun laws often rely on heavily armed security when their own safety is on the line.

Can extremists really “co-opt” one of the nation’s oldest symbols, or does giving them that power hand them a victory they haven’t earned?

The proposal, known as ATF Rule 1140-AB05, was published on May 8, 2026, and is currently open for public comment through Aug. 8.

“This is why gun owners must remain vigilant no matter who’s in office,” GOA host Ben says in the video.

The Department of Justice isn’t waiting around for someone else to defend the Second Amendment.

In a recent video (see above), Noir broke down Maher’s exchange with Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.), arguing the conversation revealed a fundamental disagreement over who bears responsibility for protecting you when things go sideways.

Everytown Law welcomed the Supreme Court’s decision to hear the cases, saying the justices should ultimately uphold the bans.

The focus of the video, however, is the state’s latest effort to regulate homemade firearms.