New Mexico governor bans guns in Albuquerque, sparking criticism from both parties
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New Mexico Democrat Gov. Grisham banned concealed and open carry of firearms in Albuquerque amid controversy.
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California Democrat Rep. Ted Lieu criticized the order as unconstitutional. Grisham swiped back, inviting him to join a police class.
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Grisham claimed the order suspends state laws, not the Constitution. Critics said there's no public health emergency exception.
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Liberal gun control advocate David Hogg agreed the order likely violates the Constitution.
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Grisham's order sparked bipartisan criticism and GOP impeachment calls in New Mexico.