Mexico's Lawsuit Against American Gun Companies to Face US Supreme Court
By Ward Clark
FTA:
On Tuesday, the Second Amendment and the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act will face a challenge in the United States Supreme Court, in a lawsuit brought by Mexico.
That's right. The government of Mexico is suing the makers of a perfectly lawful product in America due to their inability to deal with Mexico's horrendous crime rate.
This lawsuit is a shallow attempt by the Mexican government to evade its failure to keep order in its own country. The cartels run rampant, many of their weapons are stolen or purchased from Mexican law enforcement or soldiers; it's not at all unlikely, given their resources, that the cartels could and may well already have set up arms factories of their own; even modern, military-grade weaponry isn't inordinantly hard to build, as witness the ubiquitous AK-pattern rifles built all over the Third World.
Mexico is a failed narco-state. Their crime rate is truly horrifying, and they cannot blame guns for it any longer, not guns from America, nor guns taken from their cops and soldiers. They have to deal with the failures in their own system, and they have to deal - harshly - with the cartels.
https://redstate.com/wardclark/2025/03/03/mexicos-lawsuit-against-american-gun-companies-to-face-us-supreme-court-n2186234