With less than a week left, much of governor's gun, crime package seems stalled

Two gun bills are among more than 750 pieces of legislation introduced in this year's session.

They Feb. 8 ghting Michelle Lujan Grisham a raft o the year that have nothing to do with crime or guns.

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A w 21 ting period bill is moving through the Legislature, but others seem to have entered a legislative black hole.

Several crime-fighting m January supported by the governor have already been killed in committees.

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