Can cannabis use cost you your constitutional rights? That’s the question now in front of the U.S. Supreme Court — and in a stunning move, the Trump Department of Justice has admitted there’s major disagreement inside the government over whether marijuana consumers should lose their Second Amendment right to own a gun.
At the center of the case is Patrick Daniels, a Mississippi man convicted for owning firearms while admitting to cannabis use. An appeals court ruled the federal gun ban unconstitutional as applied to him, setting up a Supreme Court showdown with huge implications.
The DOJ’s filing breaks from tradition by acknowledging that parts of the government believe cannabis users are dangerous with guns, while others see the ban as outdated given legalization across the states. This rare split exposes the cracks in federal cannabis policy and highlights the growing conflict between state legalization and federal prohibition.
If the Supreme Court rules against the ban, millions of cannabis consumers could regain their gun rights overnight. It could also accelerate federal cannabis reform, adding pressure to reschedule or de-schedule marijuana entirely.
Public opinion is already shifting — polls show most Americans, including gun owners, oppose stripping rights from cannabis users. With pro-cannabis and pro-gun groups on the same side, the outcome of this case could redefine both cannabis and gun policy in the U.S.
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