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The US Constitution does not say that there can be no laws about guns, but it does say that Americans have the right to bear arms because a militia is a necessary part of national defense (which is to say, if America were to be invaded, the invaders would have to face not just the US armed forces, but an armed citizenry as well). In the end, it is the Supreme Court which will rule on what is or is not constitutional.

If this law violates the right to bear arms given in the 2nd Amendment, the law is unconstitutional.

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