BREAKING: Trial JUST STARTED For New Mexico's Governor!

Published on September 28, 2023
Duration: 25:06

This video details the legal and political fallout from New Mexico Governor Michelle Grisham's emergency order banning the open and concealed carry of firearms in Bernalillo County and Albuquerque. It covers the temporary halt of the order by Judge David Herrera Uvas, citing Second Amendment violations, and the subsequent legal challenges and political responses, including an impeachment petition against the governor. The Attorney General's refusal to defend the order and various organizations' lawsuits are also highlighted.

Quick Summary

New Mexico Governor Michelle Grisham's emergency order banning open and concealed carry in Bernalillo County and Albuquerque was temporarily halted by U.S. District Judge David Herrera Uvas. The judge cited potential violations of the Second Amendment. The order faced numerous legal challenges from gun rights organizations and led to an impeachment petition against the governor.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Right to Self-Defense
  2. 00:16Gun Violence in America
  3. 00:35Governor's Impeachment Procedure Starts
  4. 00:42Judge Halts Temporary Open Carry Ban
  5. 01:02Scope of the Public Health Order
  6. 01:13Supreme Court Rulings on Self-Defense
  7. 01:20Lawsuit Contesting Restrictions
  8. 01:43Public Health Order vs. Law
  9. 01:53Mass Shootings in Gun-Banned Areas
  10. 02:13Governor's Other Plans
  11. 02:25Senator Greg Baca's Appreciation
  12. 02:37Call for State Leaders to Act
  13. 02:55Attorney General Raul Torres's Approach
  14. 03:27Assault Weapons Ban Discussion
  15. 03:33Escalation of Gun Violence
  16. 03:40Temporary Weapons Prohibition
  17. 03:58Governor's Plans Attacked
  18. 04:05Past Legislation Restricting Arms
  19. 04:30Order Details: Compliance Checks
  20. 04:38Report on Gunshot Victims
  21. 04:51Keeping New Mexicans Safer
  22. 05:03Criticism of Governor's Move
  23. 05:12Legal Status of the Order
  24. 05:22Federal Judge Halts Ban
  25. 05:36Growing Political Discord
  26. 05:46Emergency Public Health Order
  27. 05:59Defund Police & Second Amendment Rights
  28. 06:10Private Property Exception
  29. 06:13Gun-Related Injuries in the US
  30. 06:16Plaintiffs Claim Constitutional Violations
  31. 06:22Temporary Restraining Order Issued
  32. 06:30Governor's Response: State Police
  33. 06:48Plaintiff Attorneys' Contentions
  34. 06:58No Exceptions to the Second Amendment
  35. 07:05Safety in Public Spaces
  36. 07:12Assault Weapons and AR-15s
  37. 07:18Escalation of Violence
  38. 07:26Victims Unable to Defend Themselves
  39. 07:33Impeachment Demands
  40. 07:44Democrats' Concerns
  41. 07:57Impact on Legal Gun Owners
  42. 08:06New Mexico as Open Carry State
  43. 08:12Attorney General's Stance
  44. 08:19Legal Battles Erupt
  45. 08:27Lawsuits Filed by Organizations
  46. 08:36Request for TRO
  47. 08:44Law-Abiding Gun Owners Turned Felons
  48. 08:48Fear and Safety Concerns
  49. 08:56Gun Ownership in America
  50. 09:02GOA Lawsuit Claims Unconstitutional Conduct
  51. 09:13Demand for Halt to Unlawful Farce
  52. 09:19Plaintiffs' Legal Requests
  53. 09:28GOA Obtains TRO
  54. 09:37Asking for Restraining Order
  55. 09:45GOA Demands Urgent TRO
  56. 09:54Seeking TRO Ex Parte
  57. 10:04Need for Legislative Solutions
  58. 10:11Hearing on TROs
  59. 10:22Judge's Decision: Victory for Plaintiffs
  60. 10:30Second Amendment Protections
  61. 10:34Lawful Purposes for Firearms
  62. 10:43Prevalence of Guns in US History
  63. 10:50Retention Bonuses for Police
  64. 10:58Plaintiffs Satisfied TRO Requirements
  65. 11:09Restraining Order Issued
  66. 11:13Sections 1 and 4 Affected
  67. 11:18TRO Duration
  68. 11:23Preliminary Injunction Hearing
  69. 11:31Beyond the TRO
  70. 11:35Crucial Victory
  71. 11:38California Lawsuit: SB2
  72. 11:47Sensitive Sites and Concealed Carry
  73. 11:59Reaction to Supreme Court Brewing Decision
  74. 12:05Murder Rates in Cities
  75. 12:12Forced Treatment Through Criminal Justice
  76. 12:17Losing Ability to Operate Firearms
  77. 12:21Case Studies: Arm-Free Zones
  78. 12:32Plaintiffs' Hopes
  79. 12:39Conflict Over Right to Carry
  80. 12:43States Disobeying Supreme Court
  81. 12:51Organizations Defending the Populace
  82. 13:03Legal Efforts and Political Battles
  83. 13:08Government Shutdown Delays Vote
  84. 13:12Congress Censure Michelle Grisham
  85. 13:17Democrats on Board
  86. 13:22Congressman Gabe Vasquez's Stance
  87. 13:37Support for Denouncing Governor
  88. 13:44Legal and Enforceable Measures
  89. 13:47House Vote on Resolution
  90. 13:51Resolution Placed on Hold
  91. 14:05Vasquez Supports Resolution
  92. 14:07Defending Arms Owners' Rights
  93. 14:14Effective Leadership and Policies
  94. 14:19Ban All Assault Weapons
  95. 14:25Safer for the Next 30 Days
  96. 14:29Raising Conversation About Violence
  97. 14:38Rep Melanie Stansbury's Stance
  98. 14:49Congresswoman Leisure Fernandez's Vote
  99. 14:53Senator Martin Heinrich's Opinion
  100. 15:05Focus on Legislative Areas
  101. 15:08Detached from House Resolution
  102. 15:16Attorney General Refuses to Defend
  103. 15:21AG's Statement
  104. 15:32Unable to Provide Legal Representation
  105. 15:38Emergency Order Restrictions
  106. 15:49Limited Commission to Lawyers
  107. 15:59Governor's Office Response
  108. 16:02Making Communities Safer
  109. 16:07Fundamental Right to Bear Arms
  110. 16:13Licensed Security Officer Exemption
  111. 16:18Federal Judge Notified
  112. 16:26Four Separate Instances
  113. 16:27Arms Rights Organizations' Request
  114. 16:32Judge to Hear Arguments
  115. 16:37Court Records Examination
  116. 16:44Torres's Letter Delivered
  117. 16:50Governor's Spokeswoman Confirmation
  118. 16:52Governor Did Not Ask AG to Represent
  119. 16:59Governor Seeking State Leaders' Action
  120. 17:06Invitation to Attorney General
  121. 17:10Director of Communications Statement
  122. 17:14No Attorney Defends Without Commission
  123. 17:22Commission Limitations
  124. 17:27Authority to Appeal Decision
  125. 17:36City with Significant Issues
  126. 17:40Exercising Own Decisions on Firearms
  127. 17:48State Police Dispatched
  128. 17:54Order Not Yet Carried Out
  129. 18:01Voicemail Left with Spokeswoman
  130. 18:08Statement to CNN
  131. 18:10No Civil Penalties Issued Yet
  132. 18:18Opponents' Fears
  133. 18:22Overstepping Executive Authority
  134. 18:23Violating Privacy Rights
  135. 18:28Unnecessary Funds for Police
  136. 18:32ACLU of New Mexico Statement
  137. 18:38Concern About Search and Seizure
  138. 18:42Seizure of Weapons from Homes
  139. 18:49Firearm Issue
  140. 18:52Public Health Order Evolution
  141. 18:54Critical and Urgent Issue: Gun Violence
  142. 19:01Second Amendment: Hell No to Government Trampling
  143. 19:07Torres's Letter: No Significant Effect on Safety
  144. 19:13Senator Martin Heinrich's View
  145. 19:16More Can Be Done to End Crime
  146. 19:25Utilizing Time and Resources Wisely
  147. 19:30Comprehensive Legislative Response
  148. 19:34For New Mexico Legislature Consideration
  149. 19:44Republican Representatives Launch Impeachment Petition
  150. 19:51Representatives John Block and Stephanie Lord
  151. 19:55Suspension of the Constitution
  152. 20:03Initiating Impeachment Process
  153. 20:09Seeking Support from New Mexicans
  154. 20:11Days Until Session
  155. 20:17Republicans Concentrating Efforts
  156. 20:23Press Secretary's Statement
  157. 20:32Criticism of Impeachment Effort
  158. 20:39Safeguarding Safety of New Mexicans
  159. 20:42Making Communities and Schools Safer
  160. 20:46Governor and Democrats' Efforts
  161. 20:53Representatives Block and Lord's Endeavor
  162. 20:59Impeach Governor
  163. 21:05Contended Governor Committed Felonies
  164. 21:10Suspend the Constitution
  165. 21:12Decisions on Firearm Purchase and Ownership
  166. 21:17Metro Detention Center
  167. 21:20Mental Health Facility and Drug Treatment
  168. 21:23Outmanned and Outstaffed
  169. 21:25Responsible Legislation Needed
  170. 21:28Science, Fact, and Public Safety
  171. 21:36Negatively Affecting Law-Abiding Individuals
  172. 21:40Infringing Constitutional Rights
  173. 21:43Fast Temporary Restraining Order
  174. 21:49Immediate Stop to Governor's Directive
  175. 21:53Significance of the Constitution
  176. 21:57Defending Rights Against Authoritarian Decisions
  177. 22:01Impeachment Effort Continues
  178. 22:06New Website: ImpeachMLG.com
  179. 22:11Submit Resignation Petitions
  180. 22:17Send Email to State Representatives
  181. 22:23Certificate Form Petition
  182. 22:26Emergency Impeachment Session
  183. 22:30List of Legislators Supporting Constitution
  184. 22:37Extraordinary Impeachment Session
  185. 22:42Formal Steps Toward Impeaching Governor
  186. 22:46Despotic Actions Violated Oath
  187. 22:52Governor Put New Mexicans in Danger
  188. 22:55Governor's Actions Put State in Jeopardy
  189. 22:58Illegality of Governor Needs to Be Stopped
  190. 23:02Forefront of Impeachment Efforts
  191. 23:06Petty Tyrants Citing Precedent
  192. 23:13Gaining More Power
  193. 23:15Stomping on Rights of Americans
  194. 23:18Imperative That We Succeed
  195. 23:21People of New Mexico Ought to Exert Pressure
  196. 23:26Asking for Extraordinary Session
  197. 23:30Governor Will Not Order Special Session
  198. 23:34Supporting National Organization
  199. 23:36Women's Legal Defense Fund
  200. 23:39No Debates, No Waiting for Session
  201. 23:43Problem is Real, Grateful to Be Part of Solution
  202. 23:47Governor's Work
  203. 23:49Right to Defend Their Own Lives
  204. 23:53No Ruling on Delay of Permits
  205. 23:58Lawmakers Pass Federal Gun Restrictions
  206. 24:05Tighten Gun Laws
  207. 24:07Law Enforcement Readiness
  208. 24:08Measure 114 Effective Date
  209. 24:11Gun Violence
  210. 24:16Parkland Shooter Case
  211. 24:20Mass Shootings Prevention
  212. 24:25Legislative Body's Role
  213. 24:27General Public Urged to Exert Pressure
  214. 24:33Solutions to Crime Problem
  215. 24:35Do Not Violate Citizens' Rights
  216. 24:37Crucial Juncture in History
  217. 24:40Future Generations' Response
  218. 24:46Governor Suspended Constitution
  219. 24:50Oath to Uphold Constitution
  220. 24:53Second Amendment
  221. 24:55Constitution of the State of New Mexico
  222. 24:57Right to Keep and Bear Arms
  223. 25:02End of Video

Frequently Asked Questions

Why was New Mexico Governor Michelle Grisham's open carry ban temporarily halted?

U.S. District Judge David Herrera Uvas temporarily halted Governor Grisham's public health order banning open and concealed carry in Bernalillo County and Albuquerque. The judge cited that the order appeared to be in clear violation of the Second Amendment, which protects the right to bear arms.

What legal challenges have been brought against Governor Grisham's gun ban order?

Several lawsuits have been filed by gun rights organizations, including NAGR, GOA, SAF, and FBC, arguing that the governor's order violates constitutional rights. These groups sought temporary restraining orders and preliminary injunctions to prevent the enforcement of the ban.

What was the stance of New Mexico's Attorney General on the governor's gun ban?

New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torres stated that his office would not defend Governor Grisham's public health order, believing it violates the Constitution. While he issued limited commissions for outside counsel to defend the governor, he personally refused to represent the state in this matter.

What political actions have been taken against Governor Grisham regarding the gun ban?

Republican state representatives John Block and Stephanie Lord have initiated an impeachment petition against Governor Grisham. They contend that her actions in suspending the Constitution and infringing on citizens' rights violated her oath of office.

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