Two Gun Cases Head to SCOTUS: New York's "Sensitive Places" Ban and Nationwide Carry Reciprocity

Second Amendment Foundation's Bill Sack breaks down the SCOTUS gun cases to watch, plus a look at Washington state's costly new gun purchase permit. - Koons (New York): New York's "sensitive places" carry restrictions and how the Supreme Court's Wolford v. Lopez ruling on Hawaii's gun laws could shape the outcome. - Johnson v. Jacobson: A case challenging Minnesota's refusal to honor an out-of-state carry permit, involving a long-haul trucker with valid Florida and Georgia permits, and what it means for concealed carry reciprocity nationwide. - Washington State Gun Permits: A new permit-to-purchase requirement is moving to implementation, with the Washington State Patrol building a system requiring buyer approval before a gun purchase — carrying a $126 fee, more than 10x Illinois' FOID card cost.