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Why we are not done yet in court: United States v. Portillo-Munoz, 5th Circuit

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  • Librarian
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    • Oct 2005
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    Why we are not done yet in court: United States v. Portillo-Munoz, 5th Circuit

    Volokh has the article, (the meat of the opinion appears to be
    The courts have made clear that the Constitution does not prohibit Congress from making laws that distinguish between citizens and aliens and between lawful and illegal aliens. We find that analysis persuasive in interpreting the text of the Second Amendment. Whatever else the term means or includes, the phrase “the people” in the Second Amendment of the Constitution does not include aliens illegally in the United States such as Portillo, and we hold that section 922(g)(5) is constitutional under the Second Amendment.
    ) and provides this quote from the dissent:There's a certain lack of clarity out there...
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