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…a lawfully-sold gun that is ILLEGALLY straw purchased, ILLEGALLY smuggled across an international border, ILLEGALLY possessed in Mexico and criminally misused by narco-terrorist drug cartels is the responsibility of U.S. gun makers.
The real beef with Mexico is that pesky 2nd Amendment, which prohibits the sort of sweeping gun restrictions that Mexican officials think public safety requires…
Top officials, in all branches of government, the police, and the military, are in the pockets of the cartels.
Mexico’s lawsuit is designed to effectively destroy gun rights by eliminating the American firearms ecosystem through frivolous lawfare. This must be stopped!
A Mexican man was arrested trying to smuggle 11,100 rounds of 7.62×39 into the United States from Mexico.
Mexican prohibitionists ignoring the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act to effect U.S. citizen disarmament are creatures that can only operate at the behest of cartel monsters who decapitate to terrorize.
The Supreme Court will determine whether foreign countries can sue American firearms companies for violence that happens outside the United States’s borders.
Rather than take responsibility, Mexico and anti-gun activists are trying to blame and bankrupt American companies that follow the law.
Allowing Mexico to prevail in suing firearm makers for the criminal acts of third parties defies logic and would embolden a new round of lawfare against one of Americas last manufacturing sectors.
Mexico’s lawsuit also seeks to dictate how firearms are made and sold throughout the United States through a federal court injunction, in effect usurping the role of Congress and 50 state legislatures.
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador thinks he can do no wrong. After all, U.S. federal courts are turning over sovereignty to the Mexican head of state at the same time he’s issuing ultimatums to the United States and thumbing his nose to Texas.
The Biden administration, ignores the role their misguided border policies play in funding violence and crime. Meanwhile, they allow Mexico to abuse U.S. courts to attack the gun industry.
The Diaz account is the best history book that I have read. It has all the advantage of a first person account and reads like a well written adventure.
This attack on the U.S. gun industry and gun owners represented a new low for domestic gun control advocates, but Obama & Biden don’t care…
In a Congressional hearing, Rep. Robert Garcia claimed that 50% of all gun stores would shut down if not for the Mexican drug cartels.
Two Texas men were sentenced to prison for their roles in firearms trafficking to Mexico.
But we’ve seen this all play out before, as noted in “Lies From Operation Fast and Furious ‘Gunwalking’ Resurrected in Mexican Lawsuit.”
A former ATF Investigator has been accused of running guns to Mexico, and the ATF has been accused of trying to cover it up.
Mexico is attempting to use the Court to bolster its erroneous $10 billion lawsuit against U.S. manufacturers & undermine Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.
We know part of the answer was so that ATF management could treat Gunwalker crimes as personnel policy violations.
We know the ATF orchestrated the scheme to allow guns to be “walked” into Mexico. They have no authority to arrange and oversee that into a foreign country.
Like big-city mayors from two decades ago, Mexico wants to sue gun manufacturers to pretend they are dealing with a serious crime problem.
Over seven million rounds of sporting ammunition was reported to have been stolen in a daring robbery in Mexico.
The American public is still being subjected to disinformation by a media that is either hopelessly incompetent, deliberately misleading, or both.
As ‘Fast And Furious’ ambush news unfolded At Justice Dept. “Top men” were being informed to get a handle on things, to find out what happened, and to make decisions on what to do.
Mexican authorities recently stopped a shipment of 13,000 cartridges being smuggled into Mexico. Smuggling ammunition is fairly common. The cartels can get ammunition from several sources.
Does anyone believe the cartels are dependent on small retail purchases of semi-autos with added costs of paying straw purchasers along with shipping costs and smuggling risks?
Innocent Mexican citizens have been completely disarmed by a corrupt government, and are thus unable to defend themselves against Cartels who are enslaving them.
Compare violence in El Paso to that of its conjoined twin across the border, Ciudad Juárez, with its “restrictive gun laws.”
This was exactly the rhetoric when Operation Fast and Furious “gunwalking” got its start…
