Governor will not renew expired public health order on guns in Bernalillo County
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham’s controversial public health order on guns has expired and will not be renewed. The public health order restricting guns expired last Saturday and Governor Lujan Grisham said there’s no plan to renew it because she hopes the legislature will pass stronger public safety laws.
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"The city already had an ordinance in place that did what the governor's order did. The expiration of the governor's order has no effect on the ordinance," Day said.
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