Students sue over being banned from wearing pro-gun shirts in school

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A pair of lawsuits filed by high school and middle school students in Wisconsin allege their First Amendment rights have been violated by school officials who told them they could not wear shirts with pro-gun messages.

A total of three students in two separate Wisconsin school districts say they were told they could not wear clothing depicting pro-gun messages to class.

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