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Victory for George Sheetz

Victory for George, for property rights, for liberty, and for Americans! In a 9-0 unanimous decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the government cannot use the permitting process to twist…

Feds Open Investigation on UC Berkeley

The US Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has opened a civil rights investigation against the University of California at Berkeley.  

UC Berkeley Accused of Segregation

UC Berkeley is under fire for allegedly banning white residents from using a community farm on Saturdays in a move one critic slammed as “systemic racism.”

MSLF Case in Epoch Times

Christine Searle is on the verge of losing her life’s savings over a minor unpaid tax bill. “I don’t think that they should have the right to take all of it.”

A Win for Texas and the Rule of Law!

A federal court has ruled it is unconstitutional for Congress to pass legislation by proxy voting, and that laws must be passed with members physically present.

FAA Rejected Qualified Controllers

A 2013 FAA document asked, “How much of a change in job performance is acceptable to achieve what diversity goals?” The answer should have been none.

Mountain States to go Round 2 in Garcia v. Polis Case 

Colorado does not have the right to treat your self-defense and protection as second class. This waiting period is a violation of the Constitution because it has no historical tradition and delays and therefore denies American citizens their Second Amendment rights. 

Victory for the Rays!

MSLF just scored a win for the Ray family by vindicating their rights after decades of unreasonable behavior by the federal Department of the Interior.

MSLF Signs 2A Amicus

New York’s knows that it cannot directly censor and disrupt the NRA, and its attempt to do the same thing through the back door.

Trachman on YAF

MSLF’s Will Trachman was recently on the Meg Ellefson Show, discussing our win defending Young Americans for Freedom at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

MSLF Backs Jack Phillips

The Supreme Court has recognized free speech is not limited to literal words. Human beings also communicate through non-verbal methods, including symbols.

Victory for Vlaming!

The Virginia Supreme Court yesterday vindicated Peter Vlaming and upheld his First Amendment rights not to speak messages that he doesn’t agree with.