In light of a recent Supreme Court ruling affirming the right to carry firearms in public, a proposal emerges to amend the Second Amendment to restrict this right. Ted Sheskin, a professor emeritus, argues that inserting a phrase to clarify that the right is limited to home self-defense could effectively prohibit carrying guns in public spaces.
This discussion gains urgency following mass shootings that have reignited debates over gun control. The proposed amendment would read, “the right of the people to keep and bear arms inside their own homes for self-defense shall not be infringed,” shifting the focus from public carry to private ownership for safety.
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