Videos tagged with New Mexicans to Prevent Gun Violence

This video, presented by William Kirk of Washington Gun Law, analyzes a controversial incident in Farmington, New Mexico, where a group collected firearms without proper FFL transfer documentation and subsequently presented them at a local high school for an art project. Kirk details potential legal violations under New Mexico law and ATF guidelines for firearm destruction, highlighting the group's flawed justifications and the ongoing sheriff's investigation.

This video discusses an investigation by the San Juan County Sheriff's Office into the 'New Mexicans to Prevent Gun Violence' group for allegedly violating state law during a gun buyback event. The group, which championed universal background check laws, is accused of facilitating firearm transactions without the required checks, creating a situation of ironic hypocrisy. The sheriff's office is examining whether the group's actions contravened the 2019 law requiring background checks for most private firearm sales.