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.
Key Points
- Supreme Court's 6-3 decision
- Definition of 'machinegun' and bump stocks
- Political context post-Las Vegas shooting
Pros
- Protection of Second Amendment rights
- Legal clarity on the classification of bump stocks
Cons
- Potential impact on gun control measures
- Controversy over the interpretation of 'machinegun'