Spanberger Just Signed Two Unconstitutional Gun Bills: VA Gun Owners, Read This Now

HB1525 and SB727/HB1524 are now the law of the land in Virginia, handed down by a governor who never met a gun restriction she didn't want to celebrate. Spanberger signed both bills on April 23rd, and if you think this is just Richmond politics, think again — these laws have your name on them.

The NRA-ILA is already calling both bills exactly what they are: unconstitutional. That's not spin — that's a legal assessment. After Bruen and Rahimi reaffirmed that gun restrictions must be rooted in historical tradition, Virginia just passed laws that aren't. That means litigation is coming, but in the meantime, law-abiding Virginians are the ones who pay the price while the lawyers get to work.

Spanberger has been gunning for Second Amendment rights since she took office, and this is her most aggressive move yet. She's not hiding it — she's celebrating it. While pro-2A leaders like Kash Patel and Todd Blanche are pushing back against federal overreach, Virginia's governor is sprinting in the opposite direction, signing bills that treat gun owners like criminals instead of targeting the actual criminals causing violent crime in her state.

The NRA-ILA is mobilizing, and Virginia gun owners need to be paying attention right now. Laws don't wait for court rulings — they take effect, they get enforced, and people get caught in the middle. The fight to overturn these bills will be long, and it starts today.