A Major Win For the Second Amendment In New Mexico

A major win for the Second Amendment in New Mexico!

A district court decreed that Constitutional rights cannot be put on hold. This is in regard to the 7-day waiting period case in which the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the law is unconstitutional.

Mountain States Legal Foundation reported:

The district court in New Mexico delivered a clear message to New Mexico politicians: Constitutional rights cannot be put on hold. 

In Ortega v. Grisham, a U.S. district court issued a preliminary injunction stopping the State of New Mexico from enforcing its firearm waiting period law against two law-abiding citizens—effective immediately. 

This ruling follows an important decision from the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, which determined that New Mexico’s Waiting Period Act is unconstitutional as applied to individuals who have already passed a background check. The district court’s order puts that constitutional ruling into action. 

What the Court Ordered 

The injunction blocks the Governor, the Attorney General, and all state officials from enforcing the waiting period law against plaintiffs Samuel Ortega and Rebecca Scott. It remains in effect while the case continues through final resolution. 

This can be seen as a major rebuke against "Grishy the Clown" and her Democrat lackeys in the legislature.

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