Supreme Court and 2nd Amendment
Anthony Hernandez
Volunteer at Scobee Education Center and Educational Volunteer (NASA-STEM), Planetary Society-Member
The State of Missouri wanted to ensure that citizens kept their right to bear arms, according to the Second Amendment of the United States. Missouri passed the Second Amendment Preservation Act in 2021 to ensure residents could keep their guns, no matter what decision of action the federal government would take against citizens of Missouri.
The current administration has decided to sue the State of Missouri for creating the Second Amendment Preservation Act in 2021. The state defended itself as the federal government was suing the State of Missouri, and this case went to the United States Supreme Court.
During this court battle, the United States versus the State of Missouri, the state was sued for making such a law as the Second Amendment Preservation Act in 2021. The Chief justice and associate justices heard the case, which turned into a heated debate between the federal and state governments. The U.S. Supreme Court after hearing the deliberations of both sides, the Supreme Court overwhelming made a historical decision of 8-1 that favored the State of Missouri in the Second Amendment Preservation Act in 2021, which the court found constitutionally for the state to have the right to keep the law and ruled against the federal government.
Keeping with the controversy of those who favor gun rights and those who oppose the Second Amendment against gun rights, another issue is brewing! In the legal battle of allowing states to keep enforcing firearms permits, the State of New York has some of the most stringent permit requirements for purchasing and possessing handguns, rifles, and shotguns. The New York State has been challenged for having strict gun permit laws that are against the Second Amendment of the United States.
As citizens were concerned about the increase in crime activity in the cities, citizens felt they had the right to protect themselves and bear arms for personnel protection; this is supposed to be guaranteed by the Second Amendment.
The United States Supreme Court has made a critical decision that could potentially end all firearms permits nationwide. If this motion is upheld, it could have far-reaching implications, potentially nullifying all permits across the United States. This would strip the State of New York of its power to enforce its stringent gun permit requirements, which could be deemed unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court. This issue is of utmost importance and will require careful consideration and a final decision from the United States Supreme Court.
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https://www.msn.com/ en-us/news/us/supreme-court-emergency-decision-to-end-all-firearm-permits-nationwide-gets-put-into-motion/ss-BB1mIvMe
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