From Firearms Policy Coalition <[email protected]>
Subject Your 2A Weekly Update: 11/23/2025
Date November 23, 2025 5:03 PM
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Friend,

Last Tuesday, FPC filed a scathing brief <[link removed]> responding to a recent DOJ motion to gut a major Second Amendment victory in our case, FPC v. Bondi.

In the case, the court previously held that peaceable Americans MUST be allowed to carry in post offices nationwide.

However, the DOJ responded with legal maneuvering in an attempt to strip nearly all practical benefit from a court order declaring a federal gun law unconstitutional.

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Luckily for liberty lovers everywhere, FPC refused to take this lying down, and we responded by calling out the Trump Administration on their tyrannical legal tactics undermining the 2A.

Here’s what FPC President Brandon Combs had to say regarding the DOJ maneuver:

“Instead of complying with the court’s order in this case, the Trump DOJ is spending time and money to keep people disarmed and defenseless. The Trump DOJ must stop wasting taxpayer money defending illegal gun control laws and start honoring the Bill of Rights - and their promise to protect the Second Amendment rights of the American people.”

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However, there was much, much more that happened during this last week in gun rights. Here’s a quick breakdown of everything you may have missed: 

Monday, Nov 17

- Struck v. Platkin: Altered briefing schedule to accommodate amended complaint set by District Court.

Tuesday, Nov 18

- FPC v. Bondi: Opposition to government’s motion to modify the permanent injunction filed at District Court by FPC.
- Hoffman v. Bonta: Extension to re-set hearing and briefing deadlines on CA’s motion to dissolve injunction requested at District Court by both parties.

Thursday, Nov. 20

- Wehr-Darroca v. District of Columbia: Motion to hold appeal pending a related case filed at Circuit Court by government.
- Escher v. Noble: Motions for summary judgment filed at District Court by FPC and defendants.

As always, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

For freedom and liberty,

The FPC Team

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