New Mexico Lawmakers Call For Governor’s Impeachment For Suspending Gun Carry Laws
- New Mexico lawmakers are calling for the impeachment of Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham over a controversial public health order that bans open and concealed carry of firearms in public spaces for 30 days. The lawmakers claim the order infringes on New Mexicans' Second Amendment rights. Three lawsuits have been filed in response to the order.
- The public health order is a response to recent cases of gun violence in New Mexico, which has higher-than-average rates of violent crime and firearms-related deaths. Supporters argue that the order is necessary to combat gun violence and save lives.
- The order has sparked criticism from gun rights activists and some law enforcement officials, who argue that it violates constitutional rights and leaves law-abiding citizens vulnerable. Protests are planned against the order. The Governor's Office defends the decision as a necessary measure to address a public health emergency.
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