Mexico vs. Gunmakers: A Supreme Turndown!

The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously dismissed Mexico's lawsuit seeking $10 billion from gunmakers like Smith & Wesson and Glock, accusing them of complicity in cartel arms smuggling. The suit claimed U.S. manufacturers turned a blind eye to guns illegally entering Mexico. However, the Court found Mexico's arguments inadequate, stating the manufacturers didn't directly aid or abet smuggling. An analogy comparing gun sales to alcohol and drunk driving was used to counter Mexico's claims. The case highlights the complexities of cross-border gun control and legal accountability.