Second Amendment Rights for Illegal Immigrants in the U.S.

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy discusses Second Amendment rights for illegal immigrants in the United States following a federal appeals court ruling in New Orleans.

Critique of Gov. Tim Walz by GOP Chair of Crow Wing County, Minnesota

GOP Chair of Crow Wing County, Minnesota criticizes Gov. Tim Walz, accusing him of not being for rural America and being ultra liberal, with specific critiques on his policies and actions

Maryland's Assault Weapons Ban Upheld by Federal Appeals Court

A federal appeals court upheld Maryland's ban on military-style firearms known as assault weapons, rejecting arguments of unconstitutionality. The law was passed in 2013 after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. The ban includes firearms like the AR-15 and AK-47. Gun rights groups plan to appeal to the Supreme Court.

Gun Owners of America lawsuit against Florida's ban on open carry

Gun Owners of America (GOA) is suing Florida over its ban on open carry of firearms, arguing it infringes on Second Amendment rights. Unlike other states with constitutional carry, Florida only allows concealed carry without a permit. GOA's complaint cites historical tradition and the Bruen test to challenge the ban.

Kyle Rittenhouse's Political Views

Kyle Rittenhouse, acquitted of all charges in the deadly Kenosha shootings, expressed his support for Ron Paul over Donald Trump due to Second Amendment concerns, despite Trump's praise for him in the past.

Kyle Rittenhouse's Stance on Donald Trump

Kyle Rittenhouse, known for the Kenosha shootings, has turned on Donald Trump and stated he won't vote for him in the 2024 election, opting to write in Ron Paul instead. This decision has caused an uproar among his supporters and conservatives who view it as disloyal.

Kyle Rittenhouse's decision not to vote for Donald Trump

Kyle Rittenhouse announces he will not vote for Donald Trump in the upcoming presidential election and instead will write in Ron Paul due to Trump's stance on the Second Amendment. Rittenhouse believes in standing by his principles and supporting champions for the Second Amendment.

The Second Amendment and U.S. Gun Laws

The Second Amendment was rarely challenged until the case of Jack Miller in 1938, which set off a chain of events leading to a fundamental change in how U.S. law deals with guns.

Gun Rights Activist Maj Toure Advocating for Second Amendment Education in Urban Communities

Gun rights activist Maj Toure is on a mission to educate vulnerable Americans in urban communities about their Second Amendment rights. He criticizes the lack of education on the Second Amendment in vulnerable areas and discusses the misconceptions about the Black community's political leanings.

President Joe Biden's stance on banning AR-15s and assault weapons

President Joe Biden pushes to outlaw AR-15s and other firearms while being protected by the same guns he seeks to ban.

Minnesota's Ban on 18-20 Year-Olds Seeking Handgun Permits Found Unconstitutional

A three-judge panel for the United State Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit found Minnesota’s ban on 18-20 year-olds seeking permits to carry handguns for self defense unconstitutional. The ban was challenged by Second Amendment groups and overturned based on historic support and Founding Father’s intent.

Gun Control and Background Checks

The gun used in the failed assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump was legally purchased by the shooter's father, and background checks alone may not prevent such incidents.

2024 Republican Party Platform and Second Amendment Rights

The 2024 Republican Party Platform emphasizes defending fundamental freedoms, including the right to bear arms and protecting the Second Amendment. Donald Trump, the presumptive nominee, is vocal about safeguarding gun rights amidst concerns over gun crimes. AWR Hawkins is a prominent Second Amendment columnist who supports these views.

Criticism of Justice Sonia Sotomayor's Second Amendment Stance

The left is criticized for their reaction to the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity and its impact on Trump's classified documents case. Justice Sonia Sotomayor's security detail shot a would-be carjacker, sparking debate on her views on the Second Amendment. Sotomayor has been vocal against individual rights to self-defense, yet her security detail had to use firearms in self-defense.

Armed Protection of Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who rejected the private right of armed self-defense, is protected by armed guards. One of the guards shot a would-be carjacker outside her home. The incident occurred after the carjacker pointed a gun at the U.S. Marshal assigned to protect Sotomayor. In the McDonald v. Chicago decision, the SCOTUS found that Second Amendment rights are incorporated via the Fourteenth Amendment.

Supreme Court's Ruling on Illinois Assault Weapons Ban

The Supreme Court declined to review challenges to an Illinois ban on certain types of semi-automatic weapons, attachments, and magazines. Justice Clarence Thomas criticized the decision and called for more guidance on which weapons are protected by the Second Amendment.

Supreme Court refuses to intervene in Illinois assault weapons ban case

The Supreme Court of the United States refused to get involved in a case on Illinois's 'assault weapons' ban, as it moves through the U.S. Court of Appeals. Justices Alito and Thomas expressed interest in reviewing the decision once finalized.

Criticism of Surgeon General Vivek Murthy's Gun Control Push

Rep. Mary Miller and Sen. Mike Braun criticize Surgeon General Vivek Murthy for declaring gun violence a public health crisis and pushing for gun control measures, vowing to strip power from Biden's HHS and cut funding for unelected bureaucrats.

Tension between U.S. Supreme Court Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Clarence Thomas in upcoming gun case

Simmering tension between U.S. Supreme Court Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Clarence Thomas may escalate in an upcoming gun case, highlighting their differing views on the Second Amendment and legal interpretations.

Simmering tension between U.S. Supreme Court justices Amy Coney Barrett and Clarence Thomas

Simmering tension between U.S. Supreme Court justices Amy Coney Barrett and Clarence Thomas likely to escalate in upcoming gun case, as clear differences in their conservative views are expected to be seen. Barrett disapproves of Thomas's strict constructionist view of the Second Amendment.

Supreme Court ruling on bump stocks

The Supreme Court ruled that bump stocks are not machine guns, striking down a Trump-era ban on the firearm accessory. Former President Donald Trump's campaign supports the decision and emphasizes the importance of Second Amendment rights.

Supreme Court ruling on ATF ban of firearm accessories

The Supreme Court ruled that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives overstepped its authority by banning certain firearm accessories in 2018.

Hunter Biden's federal gun trial

Hunter Biden found guilty on all charges in federal gun trial, facing possible prison time and fines. Second Amendment groups question constitutionality of law used to convict him.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry Signs FIND Act to Protect Firearm Industry

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry signed the Firearm Industry Nondiscrimination (FIND) Act, which ends state business with financial companies that discriminate against firearm manufacturers. The National Shooting Sports Foundation praised the move as a continuation of Landry's efforts to protect the Second Amendment.

Supreme Court's 2023 Term

The Supreme Court's 2023 term is wrapping up with key cases on Trump's immunity, abortion rights, executive power, gun rights, and more pending decisions.

Second Amendment group vowing to sue NYPD to defend Trump's concealed carry license

Second Amendment group vows to sue NYPD to defend former President Donald Trump's concealed carry license after felony conviction in hush money trial, citing that he should not lose his Second Amendment rights due to a non-violent crime conviction.

Second Amendment Foundation pledges to litigate for Trump's concealed carry permit

The Second Amendment Foundation pledges to litigate on Donald Trump's behalf if the NYPD revokes his concealed carry permit. The permit was suspended on April 1, 2023, following Trump's indictment. The SAF argues that Trump should not lose his Second Amendment rights based on historical precedents.

Enhancements to Self-Defense Insurance Coverage by USCCA Amid Second Amendment Crackdown

The USCCA announced enhancements to self-defense insurance coverage, including bail bond and attorney fee coverage, to protect gun owners against red flag laws. This comes amid a crackdown on Second Amendment protections in Democrat-led states.

Resolution Supporting Second Amendment Rights and Opposing Biden Administration's Gun Control Efforts

Rep. Roger Williams introduces a resolution in the U.S. House of Representatives to support the Second Amendment and oppose the Biden administration's efforts to restrict gun rights. The resolution condemns Biden's gun control agenda and actions taken by federal agencies to limit firearm exports.

Hunter Biden's federal gun charges and legal proceedings

Hunter Biden faces federal gun charges in New York v. Trump case, denied appeal on Second Amendment grounds. Prosecutors plan to use his book and laptop as evidence.

Donald Trump's Speech at NRA Event

Former President Donald Trump addressed NRA members, emphasizing the importance of the Second Amendment for safety and freedom. He warned that Biden and Democrats are looking to take away gun rights.

ATF's Universal Background Check Rule

Rep. Andrew Clyde is introducing a resolution to block the ATF's universal background check rule, claiming it infringes on Americans' Second Amendment rights. The rule expands background check requirements for private gun sales and bartering for firearms. The resolution has 86 Republican co-sponsors.

Court ruling on felon's right to possess firearm for self-defense

A three-judge panel from the Ninth Circuit ruled that a felon, Steven Duarte, has the right to possess a firearm for self-defense. The decision was split, with two judges finding the prohibition against felons possessing guns unconstitutional based on Second Amendment rights.

Supreme Court considering lawsuits against assault weapons bans in Illinois and Maryland

The Supreme Court of the United States is considering lawsuits against the assault weapons bans in Illinois and Maryland. The cases include parties like the Second Amendment Foundation and various private citizens. The plaintiffs argue that states and lower courts are not following Supreme Court precedent set in 2022 regarding gun control laws. Justice Clarence Thomas emphasized the importance of applying the Second Amendment based on the intentions of the founding generation.

Closing the Gun Show Loophole

The Justice Department is moving to close the "gun show loophole," but there is uncertainty over who qualifies as a gun seller.

Gun-Free Zones in New Orleans

New Orleans police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick wants to create gun-free zones within the city to address gun violence, in response to a constitutional carry bill signed by the governor. The proposed zones would cover a significant area including main tourist locations.

Colorado Democrats Propose 11% Excise Tax on Guns and Ammunition

Colorado Democrats are proposing an 11% excise tax on gun and ammunition sales along with California-style gun controls. Firearms instructor Ana Flanell is urging the public to rally against the tax. The proposal includes an 'assault weapons' ban targeting 9mm pistols with threaded barrels.

Gun Control Legislation in Colorado

President Biden issued a statement in support of law enforcement and gun control during National Police Week. Colorado Democrats are pushing for gun control bills that mirror policies in liberal states, but have not received much media coverage. The bills include banning 'assault weapons,' imposing an 11% tax on gun and ammunition sales, and increasing standards for concealed handgun training classes.

Virginia Governor Vetoes 'Assault Weapons' Ban

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed a Democrat-backed 'assault weapons' ban along with other gun control measures, citing constitutional rights. State Sen. Creigh Deeds expressed disappointment over the vetoes.

Gun Control Bills in Virginia

President Biden and Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin express opposing views on gun control bills, with Youngkin vetoing more than two dozen bills and emphasizing the importance of defending Second Amendment rights.

Vice President Kamala Harris visits Parkland high school to promote gun law implementation program

Vice President Kamala Harris visits Parkland high school to promote a new program providing training and technical assistance for implementing gun laws. The initiative aims to keep guns away from individuals deemed a threat. Some Republicans criticize the effort as a 'massive Red Flag Operation.'

Endorsement of Patrick Morrisey by NRA and CDL for Governor

The National Rifle Association (NRA) and the West Virginia Citizens Defense League (CDL) endorsed Attorney General Patrick Morrisey's bid for governor in the 2024 West Virginia Primary Election due to his strong support for Second Amendment rights.

Billionaire Real Estate Tycoon Ordered for Mental Health Evaluation After Posting Concerning Videos

Billionaire Florida real estate tycoon ordered to undergo mental health evaluation after posting concerning videos of himself firing guns and ranting about the Second Amendment on social media. He claimed to be shooting blanks but neighbors called the police, leading to the evaluation and a court order to relinquish his firearms.

Florida Real Estate Tycoon Ordered for Mental Health Evaluation

Florida real estate tycoon ordered to undergo mental health evaluation after posting concerning clips of himself firing guns and ranting about the Second Amendment outside his mansion. He has over a million followers on Instagram and has been ordered to relinquish his firearms within 72 hours.

Gun charges dropped against illegal migrant in Illinois

Gun charges against an illegal migrant in Illinois were dropped by a judge, sparking debate about Second Amendment rights. The judge cited the lack of violent history and non-violent circumstances in the ruling.

Federal Judge Rules on Gun Rights of Illegal Immigrants

A federal judge in Illinois ruled that a federal prohibition on illegal immigrants owning firearms is unconstitutional as applied to a specific case. The judge cited a landmark Supreme Court decision and found that the defendant's Second Amendment rights should not be deprived based on his noncitizen status.

Gun Control in Colorado

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold supports an assault weapons ban in Colorado and is standing with House Democrats pushing for gun control measures, including a ban on assault weapons and an 11% excise tax on firearm sales.

Resurfaced video of Texas Rep. Colin Allred and his stance on the Second Amendment and Latino voters

Resurfaced video of Texas Rep. Colin Allred saying it would've been 'better' if Second Amendment 'hadn't been written'. Allred acknowledges Democratic party's struggle with Latino voters. He will face GOP Senator Ted Cruz in the Senate race.

Gun Control Measures in the U.S.

President Joe Biden called for more gun control measures during his State of the Union address, including a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, despite California already having strict gun control laws in place for over 30 years. California's gun control measures did not prevent high-profile shootings, and the state ranked number one for active shooter incidents in 2021.

Permitless Carry Law in South Carolina

South Carolina Governor signs permitless carry into law, allowing eligible citizens 18 and older to carry a firearm in public without a permit. NRA and supporters secure constitutional carry in a second state within 48 hours.

Criticism of Ruben Gallego's Anti-Second Amendment Views

Top Republicans criticize Arizona Senate Democrat candidate Ruben Gallego for his anti-Second Amendment views and association with radical policies. Gallego supports a ban on assault rifles and has cosponsored the Assault Weapons Ban Act of 2023. He has also expressed anti-law enforcement rhetoric.

South Carolina Constitutional Carry Legislation

The South Carolina Senate passed constitutional carry legislation, which will be signed into law by Gov. Henry McMaster. The law will take effect immediately.

Arizona Senate Race

Republican Arizona Senate candidate Kari Lake criticizes her Democrat opponent, labeling him as a potential Marxist. She highlights his stance on issues such as border security, Second Amendment rights, and voting rights for illegal immigrants.

Shooting of Alleged Car Thieves in San Antonio

A San Antonio apartment resident shot and killed an alleged car thief, another incident involved a homeowner shooting an alleged thief in both legs. The alleged thieves fled but one was later apprehended at a hospital.

Texas Senate Race 2024

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is set to face Rep. Colin Allred (D-TX) in a hotly contested 2024 Senate race in Texas. Cruz emphasizes unity against the radical left, while Allred promises leadership for all Texans. The National Republican Senatorial Committee criticizes Allred's stance on border security and the Equality Act. Allred's past comments on the Second Amendment have sparked controversy. Cruz challenges Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg over child sexual exploitation issues.

ATF's Chris Bort struggles to assemble 'ghost gun'

ATF's Chris Bort struggled to assemble a 'ghost gun' on Face the Nation, highlighting the complexity of constructing operational firearms. AWR Hawkins, a Second Amendment columnist, provides commentary on the incident.

Legislation to Protect Federal Firearms License Holders from ATF's 'Zero Tolerance' Policy

Senator Joni Ernst is introducing legislation to protect Federal Firearms License holders from the ATF's 'zero tolerance' policy, which has been criticized for its impact on small businesses and Second Amendment rights. The bill aims to prevent the ATF from unfairly targeting gun owners and small businesses.

ATF Bump Stock Ban Lawsuit

Central Texas Gun Works owner Michael Cargill is suing the ATF's bump stock ban, which reclassifies bump stocks as 'machine guns.' The case went to the Supreme Court of the United States. Cargill aims to prevent federal agencies from using similar language to ban other gun accessories.

California's Ban on Billy Clubs Overturned

U.S. District Judge Roger T. Benitez struck down California's ban on billy clubs, citing Second Amendment protection. Historical analysis showed lack of tradition against billy clubs, leading to the conclusion that citizens have a right to possess them for self-defense.

California Court Strikes Down Ban on Billy Clubs

A court in California has struck down a state ban on billy clubs on Second Amendment grounds, allowing citizens to possess and carry them for self-defense purposes.