National 2A News

Despite its reputation as a bastion of firearms freedom, Tennessee still has century-old laws on the books that severely restrict 2A rights. Republican Governor Bill Lee is defending these anti-gun statutes, and now he’s facing legal challenges in court. Read on to learn more.

While most people regard Louisiana as a 2nd Amendment-friendly state, it refuses to issue concealed carry licenses to non-residents. FPC is holding the state accountable for this 2A infringement through a newly-filed lawsuit.

This week, Firearms Policy Coalition filed suit against Washington, D.C.’s unconstitutional ban on magazines that can hold more than 10 rounds.

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The “spirit of Aloha” lives on… for now. The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear a contentious Hawaii case on interlocutory appeal. However, their refusal was far from silent. In a pointed statement, SCOTUS firmly chastised the Hawaii Supreme Court for its clear and blatantly unconstitutional ruling.

Second Amendment Rights group, Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC), has just filed suit against New York for its ban on concealed carry by non-residents.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has blocked efforts by private citizens and an anti-Second Amendment group to overturn the state’s preemption laws. In its decision, the court found it necessary to give the appellants a civics lesson.

The city of Memphis, Tennessee, has enacted a carry ban, an “assault weapon” ban, and local red flag laws, all in direct violation of the state’s preemption law, which prohibits such measures. Second Amendment rights groups are taking the city to court, challenging what they argue is illegal and unconstitutional overreach.

Several states across the country ban civilian possession of body armor, raising questions about the reasoning behind such laws. Could it be to make civilians easier to kill? The State of New York attempted to dismiss a legal challenge to its body armor ban, but the judge denied the motion, allowing the case to proceed.

Illinois’ attempt to ban semi-automatic weapons and their magazines is struck down by a federal court, marking a significant victory for gun rights supporters nationwide.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit has overturned a preliminary injunction from the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, ruling that young adults between the ages of 18 and 20 are prohibited from purchasing firearms.