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New Mexico AG hosts law enforcement summit, leaving governor sidelined

September 27, 2023 by Cam Edwards Leave a Comment

When New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham issued her unconstitutional order suspending the right to carry in Albuquerque and Bernalillo County, the state’s attorney general was quick to distance himself from her actions. Raul Torrez not only declined to enforce her order, he refused to defend it in court as well.

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On Tuesday, Torrez took another step to separate himself from Grisham’s unilateral decision to declare a fundamental right null and void. The AG hosted a “law enforcement summit” featuring police chiefs and sheriffs from across the state to “discuss solutions to gun violence.” Not only was the governor apparently not invited, but Torrez thew a bit of shade her way in his comments to the press.

“Gun violence is a serious problem and it requires a serious, thoughtful approach grounded in the real world experience of law enforcement professionals,” said AG Torrez. “For far too long police and prosecutors have been bystanders to the legislative and policy-making process in Santa Fe. That’s why we organized this summit and created an opportunity for those closest to the problem to offer some practical advice for how we can work together to make our communities safer.”

A “serious, thoughtful approach”… unlike the wildly inappropriate and downright delusional plan by Grisham to ban bearing arms in self-defense. It sounds like gun control wasn’t a primary topic of conversation among those in attendance, who instead focused on the flaws in the state’s criminal justice system.

During the summit, law enforcement leaders and prosecutors discussed their personal experiences relating to gun violence and their opinions on solutions that would make communities throughout New Mexico safer, including tools and legislation to hold violent, repeat offenders accountable, resources to recruit and train more law enforcement officers and prosecutors, and laws that target and deter individuals that possess firearms in the commission of a crime.

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Honestly, I don’t see much that raises red flags there, though those “laws that target and deter individuals that possess firearms in the commission of a crime” could easily end up ensnaring lawful gun owners depending on what specific policies we’re talking about. Clearly, though, the emphasis was on violent offenders, not the lawful gun owners targeted by Grisham in her public health order.

One of those in attendance was Bernalillo County Sheriff John Allen, who also refused to enforce Grisham’s order in his jurisdiction. Allen says he’s “pissed off” about the current state of the court system, which is putting convicted criminals back onto the street while they await sentencing. One individual was recently arrested while wearing an ankle monitor after being accused of shooting at the sheriff’s brother in a road rage assault.

On September 7, Sheriff Allen’s brother was picking up his son from football practice, driving on I-25, when another driver was driving erratically and shot at them three times as they were turning on Alameda.

Turns out, that driver, identified by police as 25-year-old Salvador Garcia, was arrested last September for shooting at his girlfriend’s mother’s house.

The State had filed for pre-trial detention in February, but Judge Joseph Montano denied it and Garcia was let out on a GPS monitor.

Garcia pled guilty in March, but as of September 7, when the road rage shooting happened, he still had not been sentenced. He remained out on that monitor until deputies arrested him Friday.

“All of that GPS monitor tells me is when he commits another crime where he did it up. It’s it, there’s nothing special about it. It just tells us where they’re going to be when they commit their next crime, and it just verifies what they’re going to do, and how they’re going to keep reoffending.”

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Allen is rightfully pissed, and every New Mexico resident should be just as furious at a system that allows those convicted of violent offenses to remain free as a bird for months on end while they await their sentence.

Oddly, though, I haven’t heard a single word from the governor about the failures of the criminal justice system and how that impacts violent crime in Albuquerque or Bernalillo County. Instead, she’s doubled down on her theory that preventing concealed carry holders from bearing arms to defend themselves and their families is the only real way to improve public safety. Shortly after a federal judge granted a restraining order against her original carry ban, Grisham revised her mandate to suspend the right to carry only in parks and playgrounds. As Zac Fort of the New Mexico Shooting Sports Association told Bearing Arms earlier this week, those locations are still covered under the TRO that’s in place, so even the governor’s revised order isn’t being enforced at the moment.

Given Torrez’s political leanings, I’m sure that he and I have plenty of disagreements when it comes to gun ownership and the right to keep and bear arms, but convening law enforcement to talk about fighting crime by going after the violent perpetrators is smart from both a political and policy perspective. That’s where the focus should be, and the vast majority of New Mexico residents appear to agree that going after lawful gun owners, as the governor continues to do, is an awful (and unconstitutional) way to improve public safety.

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NM governor’s carry ban generating bipartisan blowback

September 25, 2023 by Cam Edwards Leave a Comment

When New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham decided to unilaterally impose a ban on open and concealed carry in the state’s most populous city and county, Zac Fort took action. The treasurer of the New Mexico Shooting Sports Association and Albuquerque resident filed suit alongside the Firearms Policy Coalition, Second Amendment Foundation, and the NMSSA to block the governor’s edict from being enforced, and successfully obtained a temporary restraining order against the governor’s order less than a week after she made her official announcement.

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As Fort explains on today’s Bearing Arms’ Cam & Co, the TRO that was issued is hardly the end of the story when it comes to Grisham’s attempt to suspend the exercise of a civil right. The governor revised her order shortly after U.S. District Judge David H. Urias granted the TRO, limiting her ban to parks and playgrounds in the city and county in the hope that her narrowly crafted revision will be allowed to stand. Fort tells Bearing Arms that he hasn’t heard of any law enforcement agency or officer who’s willing to enforce her second mandate, and the TRO that was granted does include parks and playgrounds in the list of areas where the governor’s order is enjoined from being enforced.

In other words, it sure looks like Grisham’s revised order is being as widely ignored as her original mandate, though that isn’t getting nearly as much attention as the blowback to her first proclamation received. Still, a new poll of nearly 1,400 likely voters commissioned by the New Mexico Shooting Sports Foundation found that the disapproval of the governor’s actions is widespread and bipartisan, with 68% of those surveyed opposed to the governor’s order. Just 7% of respondents believe that disarming law-abiding citizens, as Grisham tried to do, will make the state a safer place.

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“Rather than making sure that people who have warrants are arrested and have their day in court, making sure we keep violent people behind bars, she decided to go with this sweeping attack on gun owners,” Fort told Bearing Arms. “I think there is some part of her that genuinely believes that because we oppose her politically we are the problem in this state. That gun owners, because we don’t agree with her, have become the problem. I think there’s a part of her that genuinely believes that. And that’s why it’s so important that we talk to gun owners all across the state, because New Mexico is a very blue state, we’re also a rural state, and there are a lot of rural Democrats who are gun owners, who support their rights, but they still vote for some of these politicians who are very anti-gun.”

That would include Grisham, who was re-elected last year with 52% of the vote and about 45,000 more votes statewide than Republican candidate Mark Ronchetti. But Fort believes that the governor’s attempt to disarm responsible gun owners has been a wakeup call for many. He noted that after Grisham made her announcement and the first lawsuits were filed, the New Mexico Shooting Sports Association saw a bump in membership and many gun stores across the state have reported an increase in sales.

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Now Fort says the NMSSA is engaging with as many of those newly-inspired Second Amendment advocates as they can, encouraging them to make their feelings known to their state representatives and senators ahead of next year’s 30-day legislative session. There’ll likely be a large number of anti-gun proposals coming from Grisham’s legislative allies, including bans on so-called assault weapons, waiting periods, and raising the age to purchase a firearm; all previously backed by Grisham but rejected by lawmakers this year. We may even see bills creating new “gun-free zones”, as states like New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Hawaii, and California have done, but Fort says even though Democrats control both chambers none of those measures are guaranteed to pass.

In fact, Fort says that Grisham’s ham-handed attempt to unilaterally impose a carry ban may end up backfiring on her and providing new opportunities for a bipartisan approach to public safety that focuses on violent and repeat offenders instead of trying to turn legal gun owners into felons by creating non-violent, possessory offenses.

That would be the ideal outcome of the next session, and by the time it gavels in next January the governor will almost certainly have received another legal drubbing from Judge Urias. A hearing on a full injunction against the governor’s original and revised order is slated for early October, and I’ve already extended an invite to Fort to join me on Bearing Arms’ Cam & Co once it takes place. In the meantime, check out the entire conversation with Zac Fort in the video window below and stay tuned for more, because Michelle Lujan Grisham’s attempted tyranny isn’t over yet.

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New Mexico lawmakers not backing down from impeachment plan for Grisham

September 21, 2023 by Cam Edwards Leave a Comment

If Michelle Lujan Grisham thinks that she can ride out the wave of opposition to her unconstitutional order suspending the right to carry in Albuquerque and Bernalillo County without lasting damage to her political career, a pair of Republican lawmakers are ready to remind her (as well as their colleagues) of her willful violation of her oath of office.

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Though Grisham’s original order has been put on ice by a federal judge, the governor announced a scaled-back version last week limiting her ban solely to parks and playgrounds in the city and county; a move that appears to be no more constitutional than her first edict. And since the governor is continuing in her gun-banning ways, the Republican minority in the state House is still moving forward with their impeachment effort.

Reps. John Block of Alamogordo and Stefani Lord of Sandia Park this week launched a certificate form for lawmakers to sign calling for an extraordinary session to impeach Lujan Grisham over an executive order prohibiting carrying open or concealed firearms in public in Albuquerque and across Bernalillo County.

The governor ordered the 30-day gun ban, part of an effort to stem gun violence in New Mexico’s most populous city, after the shooting death of an 11-year-old boy — another casualty in a city beset by crime. The ban also triggered widespread criticism of the governor, who said no constitutional right, in her view, is intended to be absolute.

“The U.S. Constitution is absolute and designed to protect the rights of the people against tyrannical decisions like Governor Lujan [Grisham] attempted to do,” Lord, a staunch gun rights advocate, said in a statement.

Block called the governor’s actions “despotic.”

“We must nip this governor’s lawlessness in the bud, which is why we have led the charge since day one to see the governor impeached,” he said in a statement. “We mustn’t fail in this effort, or else every petty tyrant across the land will use Lujan Grisham’s illegal actions as precedent to seize more power by trampling on Americans’ rights.”

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“New Mexicans are rightfully angry and confused by the governor’s actions, [and] that is why we are exploring every avenue to ensure American freedoms are never again threatened by a single politician acting unilaterally,” House Minority Leader Ryan Lane, R-Aztec, said in a statement.

House Republicans “are pursuing emergency action in the [state] Supreme Court to ensure such an unlawful attack on the [state] Constitution never happens again,” Lane added. “We will also continue to pursue commonsense anti-crime policies even while progressive Democrats continue to ignore the mounting crime problem.”

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A spokesperson for Grisham called the move “political theater”, which seems like a case of projection to me. Grisham’s order was pure political theater… and not one with high production values. Instead, her move was the political equivalent of putting on a one-woman show for a musical designed for a cast of thousands. Instead of a chorus of voices singing her praises, the governor found herself isolated and alone with no law enforcement agency willing to enforce her demand to disarm.

While we’ve seen quite a few Democrats publicly condemn the governor’s order and demand she rescind it, it’s still likely to be an uphill battle to get the governor’s legislative allies to actually vote in favor of impeachment. Given the flagrant violation of her oath of office and her insistence that lawful gun owners are to blame for the high rates of violent crime in New Mexico’s biggest city I think impeachment is the right call for Republicans to make. Now it’s up to them (and voters) to make the argument that fealty to party leaders should never trump the civil rights of their constituents and that their duty is ultimately to the people of New Mexico and not its gun-hating governor.

Filed Under: <![CDATA[carry ban]]>, <![CDATA[Gun Control]]>, <![CDATA[impeachment]]>, <![CDATA[Michelle Lujan Grisham]]>, <![CDATA[New Mexico]]>, <![CDATA[Video]]>, Bearing Arms, News

New Mexico poll shows widespread opposition to governor’s attempt to suspend the right to carry

September 20, 2023 by Cam Edwards Leave a Comment

We already know that many gun owners, conservatives, and even a large number of Michelle Lujan Grisham’s fellow Democrats weren’t too keen on her effort to ignore the Constitution and suspend the right to carry in Albuquerque and Bernalillo County through her declared “gun violence” state of emergency, but a new poll shows just how widespread the opposition to her unconstitutional order is.

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The New Mexico Shooting Sports Association is touting a new poll that found more than 2/3rds of residents who were surveyed object to the governor’s edit, and even more of them believe that criminals aren’t going to pay attention to Grisham’s carry ban.

New Poll shows 68% of New Mexico voters oppose Governor Lujan Grisham’s order on firearms. #2a #nmpol pic.twitter.com/CqESriruuY

— NM Shooting Sports Association (@NM_SSA) September 20, 2023

According to the survey conducted by co/efficient, 68% of the 1,367 likely voters who were surveyed said they were opposed to the governor’s order, with a whopping 83% believing that criminals would not respect the carry ban. In fact just 3% of respondents felt that criminals would obey governor’s edict, which makes me wonder how many of those who were surveyed are related to the governor by blood or marriage. I can’t imagine any other reason other that familial fealty to the governor that would compel anyone to think that a violent criminal would be dissuaded by the prospect of a civil fine when they’re clearly not worried about jail time or prison, but I guess the governor has a core group of supporters who are ride and die with her anti-gun ways.

Fortunately for gun owners and Second Amendment advocates, that base of support is small enough to fit into a SmartCar, with the vast majority of respondents rejecting the governor’s gun-banning ways.

● 83% of voters believe a crackdown on criminals is the best way to keep families safe

● 68% of voters oppose the firearms ban

● 89% do not believe criminals will follow the Governor’s order

● 91% of voters believe a person – not a gun – is responsible for committing a crime

● 71% of voters do not believe their community will be safer by disarming law-abiding citizens

Voters are overwhelmingly opposed to Governor Lujan Grisham’s order to ban concealed carry and find consensus on the impact this will have on gun-related crime. The disapproval of this ban is widely shared by both Republicans and Democrats, with 89% of voters – including 82% of Democrats – agreeing that violent criminals will not follow the Governor’s order.

When asked about firearm responsibility, voters are unilaterally in agreement, with an astonishing 91% stating that a person – not a gun – commits a crime. Notably, only 7% say that disarming law-abiding citizens will help keep families safe from harm.

New Mexicans strongly share the same view – their community is less safe due to Governor Lujan Grisham’s ban on the carrying of firearms by law-abiding citizens. There is broad agreement that violent criminals will still have guns and will still commit crimes. The ban on lawful concealed carry is proving to be overwhelmingly unpopular among all New Mexicans, with only 3% believing that criminals will respect and follow the ban on carrying firearms in Albuquerque.

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As tempting as it might be for Grisham to dismiss these results as biased given that the poll was commissioned by a pro-2A group in the state, the fact that the vast majority of her fellow Democratic politicians rejected her order suggests that this survey is a decent snapshot of the depths of opposition to be found across the state. I would have loved to have seen the survey results broken down to solely include Albuquerque and Bernalillo County respondents, but as it is we’ve seen no indication that her order was any more popular where it was actually imposed than in other communities across New Mexico.

Will this poll make a difference in Grisham’s anti-gun agenda going forward? I highly doubt it, but at the very least it demonstrates that it’s not just conservatives or rock-ribbed Republicans who are opposed. Across the political spectrum voters have rejected the governor’s demand to disarm in the name of public safety, and the growing disenchantment with Grisham’s edict is very good news for gun owners and Second Amendment supporters as lawmakers and other public officials try to “do something” to address Albuquerque’s real problem with violent crime.

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New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham Became Albuquerque’s Number One Gun Salesperson

September 19, 2023 by Jeff Charles Leave a Comment

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s “emergency” order banning the carrying of firearms in Albuquerque appears to have produced some unintended results. Local gun shops in the area have reportedly seen a spike in sales as the order was in effect. This lends credibility to what many in the gun community say about anti-gunners being the best salesmen for firearms.

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Several gun store owners and employees told reporters that their sales went up while Lujan Grisham’s order was in effect. She recently repealed most of the order, applying it only to public parks and some other areas after a fierce backlash from the community.

An emergency order that banned the carrying of firearms in and around Albuquerque, New Mexico, appears to have backfired, as some gun stores in the city have reported the prohibition has led to an increase in sales.

“Today was the busiest day I’ve had in months,” Arnie Gallegos, owner of ABQ Guns in Albuquerque, told The Epoch Times. “I’ve been getting a lot of people who have never come into a gun shop before who are rightfully concerned about their freedoms.

“A lot of people are saying, ‘I can’t rely on the police anymore, and I need to be able to protect myself,’” added Mr. Gallegos.

The gun ban was ostensibly intended to impose a 30-day “cooling-off period” after a series of gun-related homicides, including the shooting of an 11-year-old girl. Critics noted that the order violated the Second Amendment and would make people even more vulnerable to violent criminals in the city. She responded by claiming that Constitutional rights were “not absolute.”

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Her comments prompted even more of an outcry, with state lawmakers calling for her impeachment. New Mexicans held a rally carrying their firearms in defiance of the order.

Walt Bracken, another gun store owner told reporters that “people are upset” and that “there is an attitude that our governor isn’t respecting our rights.”

Bernalillo County Sheriff John Allen, shortly after the order was put in place, announced that he would not be enforcing the ban, arguing that it would place more people in danger and would constitute a violation of the right to keep and bear arms.

My job is to keep the peace and to make sure that the citizens of Bernalillo County are safe. And I do not believe that this order will help me do so. I’m a law enforcement professional. This order will not do anything to curb gun violence other than punish law abiding citizens from their constitutional right to self-defense.

Lujan Grisham issued a condescending response to the sheriff, telling him to “stop being squeamish.”

Criticism of the governor’s order did not only come from the right. Attorney General Raul Torrez, a Democrat, indicated in a letter that he did not “believe that the Emergency order will have any meaningful impact on public safety but, more importantly, I do not believe it passes constitutional muster.”

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While the governor has rescinded most of the order, people still remain suspicious of her motives and that of the overall anti-gunner element. Gallegos indicated that orders such as these are simply “litmus tests” intended to gauge public reactions and see how far they can push the envelope. “The message is clear: don’t let anyone take your freedoms in exchange for the promise of safety because, in the ned, you’ll have neither.”

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