10/01/2025
Big Announcement!!!
Yesterday, Fi****ms Policy Coalition (FPC) secured another landmark victory for individual liberty.
Chief District Judge Reed O’Connor for the U.S. District Court of the Northern District of Texas ruled that the federal ban on firearm possession, storage, and carry at United States Post Offices and related properties, including post office parking lots, violates the Second Amendment in the FPC case of Fi****ms Policy Coalition v. Attorney General Pam Bondi.
As Judge O’Connor explained, “it is hard to envision that the Founders would countenance banning fi****ms in the post office—particularly because they did not do so themselves. Thus, the Government has not carried its burden” to justify its ban on carry in and around post offices.
The Court thus held that the prohibition is “unconstitutional as-applied to carrying fi****ms” inside a post office or on post office property. The court’s order also blocks the federal government from enforcing its unconstitutional ban against FPC members.
“As we’ve said all along, governments cannot ban weapons in unsecured public spaces, full stop,” said FPC President Brandon Combs.
“For too long, peaceable people have been threatened with prosecution simply for carrying weapons for self-defense while mailing a package or buying stamps. That ends here. The Second Amendment simply does not permit governments to invent new so-called ‘gun-free zones’ wherever they please.”
