New Mexico justices hear challenge to public health ban on guns in public parks and playgrounds
- Gun rights advocates are asking the New Mexico Supreme Court to stop Governor Lujan Grisham's emergency orders that restrict carrying guns in public parks, citing a violation of the Second Amendment.
- The petitioners argue that gun violence and drug abuse should not be classified as public health emergencies that warrant temporary restrictions on firearms. They claim the governor is infringing on legislative authority and overriding existing gun regulations.
- Despite legal challenges, a federal judge has allowed enforcement of the gun provision to continue.
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