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Unlawful immigrants can have gun rights, appeals court rules
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"In the case of a Milwaukee man deported over a single .22-caliber cartridge, a federal appeals court ruled last week that even unlawful immigrants can be part of 'the public' that enjoys a Second Amendment right to keep a gun for self-defense."
"The U.S. 7th Circuit Court of Appeals said even undocumented immigrants can be part of 'the people' protected by the Bill of Rights, though it upheld the man's conviction on a specific law that prohibits most such people from having guns." ... |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAH6SACn9lE
Live Shooting WDBJ wow!!
today's endless supply of anti gun comments from abroad, hating on the USA...
"And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why guns should be banned. America can't seem to get the message. More guns = more gun crime. Simple as that. Guns shouldn't have been legal in the first place. Guns have never been legal here in the UK and gun crime is evidently minimal in comparison. Reply · 459"
"Chris Hobson
americans need disarming
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Raptur
United States, please, wake up, stop selling weapons
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Captain Hero
Look at all the morons, defending the ownership of guns. Less guns = less crimes, you idiots. It's that simple.
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