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Eight U.S. gun manufacturers have requested the Supreme Court to review their appeal against Mexico's lawsuit, which demands $10 billion in damages. Mexico's legal action accuses these companies of facilitating the trafficking of firearms used by drug cartels across the U.S.-Mexico border. The gun makers argue that Mexico's lawsuit is inappropriate for U.S. courts. Former Solicitor General Noel Francisco is representing the gun companies in this high-stakes legal battle.
.@reuters: Gun makers urge US Supreme Court to hear appeal in #Mexico's lawsuit https://t.co/UzQPwTWvDv
Eight US gun manufacturers asked SCOTUS to hear their challenge to Mexico's $10 billion lawsuit seeking to hold them responsible for facilitating firearms trafficking. 'Mexico's suit has no business in an American court,' their lawyers wrote https://t.co/l5P6QFUOrb https://t.co/mWM41wJoUr
The gun companies' counsel of record is former Solicitor General Noel Francisco: https://t.co/ejwOh0XAU4 https://t.co/W9CXfaT2BV
