“The Second Amendment is becoming a suicide pact,” Gavin Newsom said after the Monterey Park shooting.

Governor of California Gavin Newsom pushed for stricter gun control rules after the Monterey Park ballroom mass shooting. on Saturday, which killed at least 11 people and injured nine others.

“There is nothing surprising. It’s all annoying… Second Amendment Becomes Suicide Pacthe said in an interview with CBS News.

Newsom explained that he has “no ideological opposition” to people who “responsibly” own guns and undergo background checks and training in how to use them.

But he told her that the current rules were not true.

At the moment, the police said that they continue to investigate. The motive for the massacre remains unclear. Relatives say Huu Kang Tran, 72, has not revealed anything about his sinister plan.

Authorities say the suspected shooter, who later died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound as investigators approached, used a modified pistol with a high-capacity magazine banned in California, the state with the strictest gun laws in the US.

When asked how the shooter was able to get the gun, Newsom replied, “We’ll figure it out,” adding, “It’s going to happen. You must abide by the laws. Things are overlooked, but that doesn’t mean you give up.”

Newsom mentioned the role of mental health in the mass shootings, but singled out gun access as a contributing factor to the problem.

“I’m really proud of the work we’ve done in this space, but we’ve had decades of neglect.”, said. “But I will respectfully say that, despite the problems associated with behavioral health, there is no country in the world that does not have behavioral health problems.”