Trump DOJ Challenges Colorado’s Large-Capacity Magazine Ban in Second Amendment Lawsuit

Econotimes
The Trump administration sued Colorado over its ban on large-capacity magazines, arguing it violates Second Amendment rights.

Summary

The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against Colorado over its ban on large-capacity firearm magazines, arguing that the restriction violates the Second Amendment rights of lawful gun owners. The Department of Justice contends that the law, which prohibits magazines holding more than 15 rounds, infringes on the rights of millions of Americans who use such magazines with popular firearms like AR-15-style rifles. The lawsuit cites the 2008 Supreme Court ruling in District of Columbia v. Heller, which established an individual's constitutional right to possess firearms for self-defense. Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser defended the law, stating that restrictions help reduce casualties during mass shootings. This legal battle follows another DOJ lawsuit challenging Denver's assault weapons ban, signaling a broader push against state firearm restrictions. The outcome could have significant implications for future Second Amendment cases and gun control laws nationwide.

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