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Justice Clarence Thomas spent the last few years claiming that the Supreme Court was treating the Second Amendment like a “second-class right.” He thundered against his colleagues for refusing to take up cases in which the lower courts had narrowly interpreted the right to keep and bear arms. And he awaited the day where he could correct what he saw as a grievous oversight by the court on the constitutional scope of gun rights.That day came on Thursday when the court, led by Thomas, struck down New York’s system for concealed-carry licenses in New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen. In doing so, the court handed gun-rights advocates their most significant legal victory in more

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