The Second Amendment Foundation and partners on October 23, 2026, sought a preliminary injunction in NSSF v. Torrez against New Mexico House Bill 129, which still requires a multi-day wait after a passed background check before taking a firearm. After the Tenth Circuit held the measure unconstitutional in Ortega v. Grisham, a district court issued a permanent injunction only for those named plaintiffs, yet New Mexico has kept applying the delay to other residents including Foundation members and has announced charges for anyone who will not wait. The suit seeks to expand that protection.