Overview
- The ruling upholds a federal prohibition against illegal immigrants possessing firearms.
- A three-judge panel cited that the Constitution's protections do not extend to those unlawfully in the U.S.
- The decision follows an appeal by Jose Paz Medina-Cantu, convicted of illegal gun possession.
- Medina-Cantu's argument was based on a recent Supreme Court ruling expanding gun rights.
- The court maintained that historical precedent does not support extending Second Amendment rights to illegal migrants.