California AB-2047 would ban 3D printers without government-certified firearm blocking technology. Circumventing the tech would be a crime.
New York is targeting Glock with a new bill that could ban any semi-automatic pistol convertible to full-auto through the use of already-illegal devices. Or by any method. Possession would be a class D felony.
Nearly 30 Virginia cities have reaffirmed 2A sanctuary status as county sheriffs publicly vow to defend constitutional rights against unconstitutional gun laws.
The VA will stop reporting veterans to NICS as prohibited persons simply for needing financial help. Up to 250,000 veterans may have their gun rights restored.
Four NY counties will now accept non-resident carry permit applications after FPC settlement. More may follow – or face court.
The 2A fight is going local. Lynchburg just reaffirmed its sanctuary status, and it’s part of a growing nationwide trend.
Bondi’s DOJ has restored gun rights to 22 individuals. A million more may be next.
One year later, News2A returns to the NRA town hall. The old guard is gone. The new team is delivering. But the work isn’t done.
California AG Rob Bonta is suing two Florida companies for distributing 3D printing files. But computer code is protected speech under the First Amendment.
The Fifth Circuit ruled that a simple drug possession charge can’t strip someone of their Second Amendment rights for life. The court says SCOTUS may need to weigh in.
A Tennessee appeals court ruled that documents related to the 2023 Covenant School shooting must be released. The shooter’s manifesto may finally see the light of day.
New Mexico wants to ban gas-operated semiautomatic firearms and magazines over 10 rounds. They’re calling them ‘extremely dangerous weapons.’
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