Gun Rights Group to Challenge NYPD Over Trump's Concealed Carry Permit

Second Amendment Foundation plans legal action to defend former president's firearm rights following felony conviction.

Overview

Trump's concealed carry license was suspended after his indictment in the hush money trial.
Convicted felons are prohibited from holding firearm permits under New York law.
The Second Amendment Foundation argues that Trump's non-violent conviction should not strip him of gun rights.
The group cites a 2022 Supreme Court ruling requiring historical context for gun law regulations.
Trump's legal team may seek alternative legal remedies to retain his firearm rights.