It Sure Looks Like the Supreme Court Is Going to Make the Anti-Gunners Cry

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : Justice Samuel Alito indicated that if Mexico's lawsuit were allowed to go forward, it could gut the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA), which protects gun manufacturers and dealers from most lawsuits when their firearms are used to commit crimes.
44% : "If you accept their interpretation of the PLCAA exception, you will have revived exactly the same type of lawsuit that PLCAA was meant to prohibit when they adopted the statute in the first place," Alito said. Justice Ketanji Brown-Jackson appeared to agree with Alito, stating that Mexico's lawsuit amounts to "different kinds of regulatory constraints that I'm thinking Congress didn't want the courts to be the ones to impose.

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