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AP Photo/Jae C. Hong, File It’s been more than a year since Justin Trudeau institute a sweeping gun ban via executive action instead of trying to pass a bill through Parliament, but the Liberal government still hasn’t figured out exactly how to implement its compensated confiscation. A new report by Parliament’s chief budget officer says the portion of Trudeau’s gun ban that requires gun owners to hand over their firearms in exchange for a government stipend could cost $756-million if the government were to try to “buy back” every firearm from those who legally purchased them bef...

AP Photo/Julio Cortez Earlier today I wrote about the gun control activists in Rhode Island who are angry that a ban on “high capacity” magazines isn’t likely to get a vote before the legislative session wraps up this week, despite the fact that the ban has the support of a majority of both the House and the Senate. Oddly enough, pro-2A activists in New Hampshire might be able to commiserate with their anti-gun counterparts, at least on some level. They too know the sting of watching a legislative priority go down to defeat even though it enjoyed majority support; in this case Second Am...

Ordinarily, we’d be inclined to agree with the assertion that federal law trumps conflicting state laws, except for one thing: We’ll believe the Biden Justice Department’s concern for the Supremacy Clause when it sends similar letters to all of the left-wing so-called “sanctuary” cities and states shielding illegal aliens to remind them they are likewise obliged to follow — and help enforce — federal immigration laws. Given President Biden’s aggressive non-enforcement of the latter, Mr. Boynton must be counting on Missouri officials forgetting that illegal-immigration “sanct...

The bill looked like it was headed to the governor's desk, but disagreements over specifics may end up killing the measure instead.

AP Photo/Rick Bowmer The Utah state legislature is getting ready for a special session later this week, but Gov. Spencer Cox has already declared that Second Amendment Sanctuary legislation won’t be a part of the agenda. Still, there are a lot of folks talking about the issue at the moment, including every one of Utah’s 29 state sheriffs, who issued a joint statement of support for the Second Amendment on Monday. While the idea of a Second Amendment Sanctuary Act isn’t directly brought up in the statement itself, much of what the sheriffs released is clearly in reference to the desire ...