“Using [the term militia] without putting ‘unlawful’ in front of it suggests that there is some legitimacy or even constitutional authority for their existence, which there isn’t," @georgetownICAP's Mary McCord told @nytimes:

 

“Using [the term militia] without putting ‘unlawful’ in front of it suggests that there is some legitimacy or even constitutional authority for their existence, which there isn’t," @georgetownICAP's Mary McCord told @nytimes: https://t.co/CjocM5geO6

— Georgetown Law (@GeorgetownLaw) October 21, 2020