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18:39Now PlayingIn this video we break down the landmark United States v. Hemani Supreme Court decision where the Court ruled 9-0 that the federal government cannot automatically ban marijuana users from owning firearms under 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(3). We explain why the Trump administration’s argument comparing regular weed smokers to historical habitual drunkards failed spectacularly at SCOTUS, what the narrow ruling actually means for the millions of medical marijuana patients in forty states, how the Bruen test and history-and-tradition standard destroyed the categorical prohibition, and the critical warning about the ATF Form 4473 gun purchase form that could still get you charged even after this win. If you’re a gun owner with a medical card, a Second Amendment supporter, or just want the real story behind the headlines about SCOTUS ending the marijuana gun ban, this is the full breakdown you need on United States versus Hemani, 922(g)(3), unlawful user prohibition, and what actually changed on June 18, 2026.
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