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"The 2016 legislative session has come to an end, and although lawmakers were able to compromise on some big bills, there are some families who feel not enough was done.\u201CI lost my Lilly in a tragic way and in a senseless way,\u201D said Veronica Garcia, mother of Lilly Garcia.Lilly, 4, was shot and killed during a road-rage incident last year.Veronica has been pushing for \"Lilly's Law,\" which was aimed at strengthening the three-strikes law.But it didn't make it through.\u201CI'm going to continue to fight because I have my son, Isaac, and I need to make sure New Mexico is going to be safe for him to grow up,\u201D said Veronica.Gov. Susana Martinez said she's also concerned that several public-safety bills were killed.\u00A0\u201CI think people should be able to be safe going to and from school,\u201D she said. \u201CI think our kids should be safe.\u201DDemocrats aren't happy either because they think the Legislature didn't do enough to improve the economy.But it wasn't all bad. Both sides agree there was a lot of compromise in passing some big and very necessary bills, including a bill to would bring New Mexico in compliance with Real ID.\u201CWe did something special for the people of the state of New Mexico,\u201D said Senate Majority Leader (D) Sen. Michael Sanchez.Some families are happy a proposed constitutional amendment, allowing judges to keep some violent suspects locked up without bond, will head to the voters.But Lilly's mom said her fight is far from over.\u201CI'll be back next year,\u201D she said. \u00A0"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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