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Pro-gun Groups Challenge Constitutionality of Assault Weapons Bans in Supreme Court

Pro-gun groups have filed briefs with the Supreme Court challenging the constitutionality of state bans on assault weapons, claiming these laws infringe on Second Amendment rights. The court will hear arguments on December 2 regarding two cases from Cook County, Illinois, and Connecticut, with a ruling expected by June 2027.

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Pro-gun groups have filed briefs with the Supreme Court challenging the constitutionality of state bans on assault weapons, claiming these laws infringe on Second Amendment rights. The court will hear arguments on December 2 regarding two cases from Cook County, Illinois, and Connecticut, with a ruling expected by June 2027.

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Pro-gun groups warn Supreme Court that ‘assault weapons’ bans revert rights to the 19th century

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Pro-gun Groups Challenge Constitutionality of Assault Weapons Bans in Supreme Court