IN CASE YOU MISSED IT! We filed a brand-new lawsuit challenging Florida's 3 day waiting period on firearm purchases! MSLF is going on the offensive when it comes to taking down waiting period laws across the country and this case is the next step!

Baker Ranches v. Haaland: If regulators can “opt out” of their obligations, what’s to stop them from going after your water rights—or your land, your home, or your business? This case isn’t just about ranchers in Nevada, it’s about the rule of law. It’s about ensuring that no.

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The government has to play by the rules. Especially when it comes to water rights. The government cannot "opt out" of following state water law. We are tackling this issue in two pivotal cases: U.S. v. Idaho and Baker Ranches v. Haaland.

MSLF's Center to Keep & Bear Arms Director Michael McCoy says, “The Second Amendment protects the private right of individuals to keep and bear arms for the purpose of self-defense; but Florida’s waiting period provisions arbitrarily delays this right. Three days is both an.

NEW CASE: In a world where everything is on demand, your self-defense should not be the exception. Danger doesn’t give you three days’ notice. When you need a firearm for self-defense, you need it now. Our BRAND NEW CASE Dunn v. Glass takes on Florida's 3 day waiting period, in a

“A free people ought to be armed.”.— George Washington.#2AMonday.

What’s in your child's backpack this school year? Pack the tools that protect their rights. The Constitution protects the rights of your children in schools. We are committed to fighting to protect those rights! Help us protect the Constitution in one of the places where it

In 1969, the Supreme Court said students don’t shed their rights at the schoolhouse gate. That’s still true today—if we defend it. Your support enables us to make sure schools across the country obey this landmark ruling. Donate Today: #TinkerVDesMoines

Students don’t leave their rights at the school gate. MSLF has a strong track record of defending the Constitutional rights of students at every level of education. Your support helps us ensure ALL students are protected. Donate today: #StudentRights

The Constitution isn’t just for adults. Students have the right to express themselves, and learn free from discrimination. Help us protect those rights in schools and for every American. #BackToSchool #StudentsHaveRights #FirstAmendment

MSLF Victory Featured in @AP .

We want to extend a huge thank you to all of our supporters! This victory was made possible by YOU, your support, your voice, and your unwavering belief in our founding principles. Your commitment to protecting the Constitution MATTERS and this victory is proof!.

MSLF's Center to Keep & Bear Arms Director Michael McCoy on key Waiting Period Victory: “We could not have hoped for a better decision when it comes to an Appellate Court upholding our Second Amendment protected rights than the one issued by the 10th Circuit today in the Ortega.

A “cooling-off” style waiting period infringes on the Second Amendment protected rights of law-abiding citizens. The Second Amendment is NOT a second class right.

A right delayed is a right denied. The 10th Circuit Court now agrees! You cannot keep and bear arms if you cannot acquire them. This ruling from the court says "cooling off" periods violate the Second Amendment.

MAJOR VICTORY! The 10th Circuit Court just ruled that New Mexico's 7 Day "Cooling off" period is unconstitutional and violates the Second Amendment rights of Americans. MSLF is thrilled to secure this victory and celebrates the strong precedent it sets for ongoing and future.

As your students head back to class, don’t forget: their rights walk in with them. The Constitution goes back to school with your child. Free Speech and equal protection belong in every classroom. Join us in defending the Constitution where it matters most. Securing freedom for

“The Constitution of most of our states (and of the United States) assert that all power is inherent in the people; that they may exercise it by themselves; that it is their right and duty to be at all times armed.”.– Thomas Jefferson, letter to John.Cartwright, 5 June 1824.

"No matter what you call it, discrimination is discrimination. It is wrong, and it is against the law".-MSLF Senior Counsel, Jim Kerwin on MSLF's newest case.