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Mountain States Legal Foundation is a non-profit law firm that defends and protects liberty.

10/27/2026

For fifty years, Mountain States Legal Foundation has stood in the courtroom for the people the government forgets — the ranchers, the small business owners, the veterans, and the everyday Americans who simply want their government to follow the Constitution. We are, and have always been, the Constitution’s lawyers.

Join Mountain States Legal Foundation as we celebrate our legacy and mission to protect and restore the Constitution — creating a free country for free people. Both evenings honor our past and look toward our future, and both will bring you face-to-face with the clients and attorneys behind the cases that protect your rights. RSVP to secure your seat at one event or both, space is limited. https://mslegal.org/50th/

10/23/2026

Rights can’t defend themselves. You do.

That’s more than a a slogan, it reflects the work of Mountain States Legal Foundation and the supporters who make that work possible.
Thanks to a generous supporter, the match amount has been increased to $95,000, meaning every contribution made through November 6th will be matched dollar-for-dollar, up to the $95,000 limit.
Your support helps MSLF bring legal action in cases involving property rights, individual liberty, and government authority, representing clients who may not otherwise have the resources to pursue their cases.
This moth, your gift can go twice as far.

The Fall Challenge is on. Learn more and make your contribution today at https://give.mslegal.org/donate/mgf2627-online-donation-form-

10/20/2026

MSLF RETURNS TO COURT TO END NEW MEXICO’S UNCONSTITUTIONAL SEVEN-DAY FI***RM WAITING PERIOD STATEWIDE
After winning at the Tenth Circuit and in federal district court, MSLF launches second lawsuit to stop New Mexico from enforcing a law courts have ruled unconstitutional.
Mountain States Legal Foundation’s Center to Keep and Bear Arms is back in court to finish what it started: ending New Mexico’s unconstitutional seven-day waiting period for fi***rm purchases in National Shooting Sports Foundation, Inc. et al v. Torrez.

To read the full article, visit:
https://mslegal.org/press-releases/mslf-returns-to-court-to-end-new-mexicos-unconstitutional-seven-day-fi***rm-waiting-period-statewide/

10/19/2026

Rights can’t defend themselves. You do.

That’s more than a a slogan, it reflects the work of Mountain States Legal Foundation and the supporters who make that work possible.
Thanks to a generous supporter, the match amount has been increased to $95,000, meaning every contribution made through November 6th will be matched dollar-for-dollar, up to the $95,000 limit.
Your support helps MSLF bring legal action in cases involving property rights, individual liberty, and government authority, representing clients who may not otherwise have the resources to pursue their cases.
This month, your gift can go twice as far.

The Fall Challenge is on. Learn more and make your contribution today at https://give.mslegal.org/donate/mgf2627-online-donation-form-

10/16/2026

Landowners should not have to guess whether their property is subject to federal regulation.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers proposed updated rules defining which waters qualify as “waters of the United States,” commonly known as WOTUS, under the Clean Water Act.
The agencies’ supplemental proposal follows the Supreme Court’s 2023 decision in Sackett v. EPA, which narrowed the scope of federal authority over wetlands and clarified the standards for determining which waters fall under the Act.

MSLF filed comments urging the agencies to translate that decision into clear, objective, and workable regulations.

The goal is straightforward: federal agencies should apply the law consistently, use reliable evidence when determining whether a water is federally regulated, and provide landowners with a meaningful explanation of why their property falls within federal jurisdiction.

To read the full article, visit https://mslegal.org/cases/formal-comment-3/

10/15/2026

Rights can’t defend themselves. You do.

That’s more than a a slogan, it reflects the work of Mountain States Legal Foundation and the supporters who make that work possible.

This October, a group of MSLF donors has issued a $85,000 matching gift challenge. Every contribution made through October 31 will be matched dollar-for-dollar, up to the $85,000 limit.
Your support helps MSLF bring legal action in cases involving property rights, individual liberty, and government authority, representing clients who may not otherwise have the resources to pursue their cases.
This October, your gift can go twice as far.

The Fall Challenge is on. Learn more and make your contribution today at https://give.mslegal.org/donate/mgf2627-online-donation-form-

10/09/2026

Mountain States Legal Foundation has filed a new amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in a case challenging the Environmental Protection Agency’s authority to revise national air-quality standards.
MSLF is asking the Court to review whether the EPA can revise these standards earlier or more frequently without following the “thorough review” process required by federal law.
The outcome could have significant implications for Western states, where federal air-quality standards affect energy, mining, agriculture, infrastructure, forest management, and other natural-resource activities.

Stay up to date and read the brief here: https://mslegal.org/cases/commonwealth-of-kentucky-v-environmental-protection-agency-and-chamber-of-commerce-of-the-united-states-of-america-v-environmental-protection-agency/

10/08/2026

Mountain States Legal Foundation has filed a new amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in Alaska Policy Forum v. Alaska Public Offices Commission.
The case raises important First Amendment questions about whether nonprofits can be forced to register as campaign groups, report their expenditures, and publicly name their largest donors simply because they speak about an issue that later appears on a ballot.
MSLF is urging the Supreme Court to protect the right of organizations and their supporters to engage in public debate without unnecessary government intrusion into their private associations.

Stay up to date and read the brief here: https://mslegal.org/cases/alaska-policy-forum-v-alaska-public-offices-commission-et-al/

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