The strongest version of this narrative highlights systemic failures in both federal and state governance: Jalloh’s early release despite a terrorism conviction, the lack of denaturalization or deportation, and the failure to prosecute Chapman’s prior illegal gun sales. The cadets’ heroic response underscores the right to self-defense, even in "gun-free" zones, while the prosecutor’s framing—ignoring terrorism to push gun control—reveals a politically charged lens. The article effectively contra...