After doing nothing over the last three-and-a-half years, in a fine political theater production, the Harris campaign along with absent President Biden, co-branded an unconstitutional executive order to further erode, if not eradicate, your Second Amendment rights.
October 30, 2024 is New Jersey Freedom of Information Act Day. This is your moment to take a stand. Governor Murphy has signed an Orwellian law designed to keep you in the dark, stripping away your right to access vital government information. This is your chance to push back. Read on to discover the full extent of the law and learn how you can participate anonymously. Let’s send a clear message to our government: we demand transparency, and we won’t settle for anything less.
Recently, the Second Amendment Foundation and Firearms Policy Coalition petitioned the Supreme Court for cert after the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit handed down a ruling inconsistent with rulings out of other US appeals court circuits. This created what is commonly referred to as a “split circuit.” At issue is Delaware’s “assault weapon” and magazine ban case.
Are you one of the many Americans that thinks our disarmament will come in the form of door-to-door confiscation by armed agents? Maybe they will. We think it will be (and is) different.
With nearly half the U.S. population living in Constitutional Carry states, could the rest of the country soon follow? Learn more about this pivotal new bill.
No matter how weak the attempt, the NJ Attorney General, Matthew Platkin, seems relentless in his letter writing to the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. When his office is not busy defending our unconstitutional “sensitive places” laws by citing historical laws deeply rooted in racism, they never miss an opportunity to cite poorly-executed rulings from other notoriously anti-gun circuits.
To our fellow Americans and patriots, if you read nothing else at News2A, be sure to read this one. If Kamala Harris is elected, she will try vigorously to disarm the American citizenry. You will have a very short period of time to draw your line in the sand and determine what your response will be. Learn from the plight of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn and his countrymen whom were disarmed and imprisoned by a tyrannical government.
While the “Aloha Spirit” wasn’t invoked in the ruling, the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued a mixed bag ruling regarding so-called “sensitive places” in cases from Hawaii and California. Some see this as the glass half full while others see it as the glass half empty. Read more and decide for yourself.
A recent ruling by a US District Court judge ruled that an Illinois ban on the legal carry of concealed firearms on public transportation is unconstitutional. The judge’s opinion cites the 2022 Bruen ruling in reaching its conclusion.
Bruen is the SCOTUS gift that just keeps on giving. Most recently, in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, a decision was handed down declaring two provisions of 18 U.S.C. § 922 to be unconstitutional. The court held that a person cannot be disarmed merely because they are a user of marijuana. The door was left open for the potential disarmament of a presently intoxicated person though.
In a state not known as friendly to the Second Amendment in general or our God-given right to self-defense, the Massachusetts Supreme Court just ruled 5-0 that switchblades are protected arms.
In a rare, yet constitutionally-based decision, Judge Broomes of the US District Court for the District of Kansas, dismissed a machinegun possession case on Second Amendment grounds. Reading through the judge’s decision, this may be the best application of Bruen yet.
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