Supreme Court Weighs Gun Rights for Marijuana Users
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The Trump administration seeks to uphold a 1968 gun control law, barring habitual drug users, including marijuana users, from owning firearms. However, the Supreme Court appears skeptical, questioning if marijuana users pose enough risk to justify losing gun rights. The case revolves around Ali Hemani, a Texas man charged for illegal gun possession due to his marijuana use, with lower courts dismissing the charges. The government argues Congress can disarm habitual drug users, while defenders warn it could criminalize millions of Americans who own guns and use marijuana occasionally.
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