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The short answer: almost nowhere. As my colleague Ranjit Singh reported earlier today, the first challenge to SB 2, known as May v. Bonta, was filed late on Tuesday, hoping to block the bill’s m...

There’ve been at least six different lawsuits filed in response to New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s order imposing a 30-day ban on open and concealed carry in the city of Albuquerq...

The Second Amendment Foundation has filed a federal lawsuit against New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and four other officials on...

The American Civil Liberties Union has been on the wrong track for a long time. The national organization has dropped any pretense of defending civil liberties and has waded into culture war issues wh...

The governor of New Mexico, who decided to, by executive fiat, kill the Second Amendment, now is being sued for her arbitrary actions.

Gun owners in New Mexico sued Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D), alleging she issued an unconstitutional public health order to temporarily prohibit the open or concealed carry of firearms in areas of the state that experience higher rates of violent crime.

A case which could ultimately find the Illinois statutory requirement that every gun owner in the state have a Firearm Owner’s Identification (FOID) card is unconstitutional, is back to ground zero.

The Democrat-led city of Los Gatos, California, halted a ban on concealed carrying in sensitive places after gun rights activists threatened to sue. 

Before the Bruen decision was handed down last June, Santa Clara County, California was home to just a handful of concealed carry holders; in large part because longtime sheriff Laurie Smith turned aw...

The Supreme Court said in Bruen that while “shall issue” concealed carry regimes are presumptively constitutional, they can still run afoul of the right to keep and bear arms if they subje...