Trump: 'We're Going To Get Rid Of Gun-Free Zones'
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)-- Campaign 2016 is heading to several states, including New Jersey and New Mexico.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is busy campaigning out west as his opponent Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump are battling over gun control.
If the Democratic race for president is over, Sanders still hasn't got the message. He rallied supporters in New Mexico Saturday ahead of the state's primary next month, CBS2's Brook Silva-Braga reported.
"Secretary Clinton has supported almost every one of these disastrous trade agreements that have cost us millions of jobs," he told supporters.
But with an all but insurmountable lead, Clinton has all but declared victory.
"I will be the nominee for my party. That is already done in effect," she said.
But new financial disclosure data show the Clinton campaign was slightly out-raised and widely outspent last month by Sanders.
Trump, the presumptive GOP nominee, is using the time to consolidate support, especially with independents.
The most recent CBS News poll has Clinton's lead down to six points, other national poll shows Trump slightly ahead.
Yesterday, the GOP favorite picked up the NRA's endorsement and attacked Clinton.
"We're going to get rid of gun-free zones," Trump said.
At an event tonight the Democratic front-runner will call for greater gun control.
The last round of Democratic primaries are on June 7.
