Idaho 2nd Amendment Alliance
What’s moving quietly through these conservative legislatures is a bill aimed at cell phone and tablet manufacturers, holding them civilly liable if a minor accesses harmful content on a device. On the surface, it’s marketed as a “child‑protection” measure. But beneath the surface, it creates the exact legal framework that anti‑gun states have been trying […]
The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF), alongside the California Rifle & Pistol Association and Second Amendment Law Center, filed an amicus brief with the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in support of plaintiffs in Knife Rights, Inc. v. Bondi, challenging the Federal Switchblade Act’s restrictions on interstate commerce of switchblades. The brief argues that switchblades qualify […]
A recent Reuters/Ipsos national poll shows a slim Republican lead on gun control, with 32% of Americans favoring the GOP’s hands-off approach over 28% for Democrats’ stricter laws. This 4% edge highlights sentiment favoring Second Amendment rights, a factor in tight elections. The survey also addressed partisan plans for violent crime, revealing growing pro-gun support. […]
In a unanimous vote, the Jerome County Board of Commissioners has banned firearms at the old county courthouse, a move that has sparked serious concern among gun owners statewide. [If you wish to donate to ISAA’s legal fund to help cover expenditures for our attorney’s work on the Jerome issue, please click here to donate!] […]
Democrats in Pennsylvania are pushing massive gun control reforms in the wake of three police officers being killed last week. After nearly every tragedy, gun grabbers waste little time pushing gun control. It’s the only “solution” they can come up with. Rather than focusing on the root cause of violence, they focus on the tool […]
Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador and Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen filed an amicus brief to defend the Second Amendment. Twenty-six Attorneys General joined with the Arizona Legislature in filing an amicus brief urging the United States Supreme Court to safeguard citizens’ right to possess standard-capacity firearm magazines, commonly referred to as “plus-ten magazines.” The […]
Shall not be infringed! At the State Freedom Caucus Network Summit during the Chairman’s press conference, one of the members of the press asked a question about supporting the Trump DOJ’s position on banning firearm possession from Transgender people. In response, Idaho’s Senator Christy Zito (R – Mtn. Home), stepped up to the microphone and […]
ISAA President Greg Pruett joined Kevin Miller from 580 KIDO to discuss the tragedy in Minnesota. In addition to discussing the futility of gun-free zones, Greg and Kevin discuss some on the right who want to ban an entire class of people from owning guns. Greg warns that when the left gains power, they will […]
“Assault weapons bans do nothing more than offer a false sense of safety.” The federal assault weapons ban expired in 2004, and there are constant calls to reinstate it. This is a bad idea. These bans, often emotionally appealing, offer little more than a false sense of security. UCLA law professor Eugene Volokh, a leading […]
On August 19, 2025, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down New Mexico’s seven-day firearm waiting period, ruling it likely unconstitutional in Ortega v. Grisham. The law, HB 129, enacted in 2024, forced most gun buyers to wait a week after passing a federal background check before taking possession of a firearm. In a […]