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14 NM counties vote to become 'Second Amendment Sanctuary Counties'
Quote:QUAY COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) - A county in eastern New Mexico has declared itself a "Second Amendment Sanctuary County."

The Quay County Commission voted unanimously in favor of the resolution. They say it's in response to several gun-control bills pending in state legislature.

The New Mexico Sheriff's Association has come forward saying the laws are ill-conceived, unenforceable and punish law abiding citizens.

The House Republicans issued a statement Wednesday saying they are proud of Quay County for standing up for the rights of New Mexicans.

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