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Trump DOJ Files With Supreme Court to End States Attack On Second Amendment
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November 26, 2025
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2:57Now PlayingThe Trump DOJ just filed with the Supreme Court to END state laws banning public carry.
Let that sink in.
States have been pretending to “allow” the 2A… then banning carry everywhere you’d actually need it. 🧐
The 2nd Amendment is not a privilege.
It’s not negotiable.
It’s not a second-class right.
👇 Question for you: Should SCOTUS strike down these public-carry bans? Yes or no?
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