In a significant legal battle, Mexico is set to present its case against U.S. gun manufacturers before the Supreme Court, alleging that these companies are contributing to the violence of drug cartels in Mexico. The lawsuit claims that American gun makers like Smith & Wesson bear responsibility for arming criminal organizations, a contention that is met with staunch opposition from the gun industry, which argues against liability for the actions of these cartels. The upcoming Supreme Court hearings will explore the implications of this lawsuit, which could have profound effects on the U.S. firearms industry and public safety in both nations. As the case unfolds, it highlights the contentious debate surrounding gun control and accountability across borders.