Supreme Court blocks Mexico lawsuit against U.S. gun makers
In a clear-cut decision, the Supreme Court dismissed a multibillion‐dollar lawsuit filed by Mexico against U.S. gun manufacturers, citing federal legal protections. The ruling shields the companies from cross-border liability claims and underscores the robust legal barriers they enjoy, leaving critics to wonder if accountability is being lost in translation.
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