AAG Harmeet Dhillon just confirmed the DOJ is targeting AR-15 cases to force a circuit split, calling the issue ‘low-hanging fruit’ for SCOTUS.
After Mayor Johnston’s ‘hell no’ reply, the DOJ filed suit in federal court today over Denver’s 1989 AR-15 ban.
SAF and gun rights groups just filed a SCOTUS amicus brief asking the high court to hear Patrick Tate Adamiak’s wrongful conviction case.
Weekly 2A roundup: NFA summary judgment motion, Michigan FFL crackdown, Trump assassination attempt, MD gun ruling, and SCOTUS relisting watch.
A new House appropriations bill would defund the ATF pistol brace rule, condition NFA funding on faster processing, and delete the ATF registry.
Senate confirms ATF Director Cekada, who immediately signs 34 new rules to repeal Biden-era stabilizing brace and engaged-in-the-business policies.
A New Jersey plaintiff petitions the Supreme Court to strike down the state’s discretionary permit clause – alleging racial disparities in denials.
A new Texas suit takes aim at the federal machine gun ban – not on Second Amendment grounds, but by arguing Congress overstepped the Commerce Clause.
25 House Republicans demand the Army end its firearm ban on 11.7 million acres of Corps of Engineers land – with answers due in 30 days.
Pennsylvania ends six years of litigation by scrapping its policy treating ‘80%’ receivers as firearms. But will it return under future leadership?
From California’s surging gun ownership to the Tenth Circuit’s ghost gun ruling, plus Glock bans in Connecticut and a new ATF director on deck. The week in 2A.
Tennessee lawmakers just passed a bill allowing deadly force to defend property under specific conditions. It now heads to the governor’s desk.
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