Dangerousness, Immigration Status, and the Second Amendment After Rahimi - Duke Center for Firearms Law

March 13, 2026

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This article from the Duke Center for Firearms Law analyzes the implications of the Supreme Court's *Rahimi* decision for the Second Amendment, specifically addressing how 'dangerousness' and 'immigration status' intersect with gun rights. It suggests a legal review of federal firearms policy in light of the ruling.

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