A Trump judge orders Illinois to allow firearms on public transportation, because Illinois could not show a historical tradition of prohibiting firearms on subways, which entered widespread use in the late nineteenth century (via Mike Sacks). storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

We can’t make new laws?

These guys are not going to stop until they get the Second Amendment repealed.

Insane.

perhaps the DoJ could order that Judge Johnston's courtroom - and only his courtroom - become a permitless concealed and/or open carry zone as well as removing any Second Amendment-violating magnetometers what's good enough for Joe Public should be good enough for Iain Johnston

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Gun carry goes up a notch. Meanwhile in Canada, we're still happy at Zero.

The Supreme Court is essentially giving judges who want to make biased decisions a series of unlock codes to reject almost anything for dumb semantic reasons. By the “logic” on display here, our entire legal system needs to be more specific and updated yearly with more detail.

But we've had guns on our public transportation for years - we share the Metro with Missouri.

Was there a historical tradition of not allowing machine guns, tanks, cannons, bikes(these are definitely illegal) prostitues, cocaine..etc

I believe the historical tradition in regulating nuclear and chemical weapons does not extend back to the 18th century either. Presumably, limiting access to WMDs are unconstitutional.