Inglewood Repeals Gun Purchase Limit Following Federal Court Ruling
The city of Inglewood, California, is set to repeal a longstanding ordinance that restricted residents to purchasing one handgun every 30 days. This decision follows a ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court in the case of Nguyen v. Bonta, which questioned the constitutionality of such firearm regulations. The court found that California's statewide one-gun-per-month law violated the Second Amendment, as it failed to demonstrate a historical tradition supporting such restrictions. This ruling has prompted Inglewood officials to recommend repealing the local ordinance, aligning with the court's decision. The repeal is part of a broader national debate on gun rights, where states are taking varied approaches to firearm regulations. 
