Hi, and great question. Okay as Susan said, it's also my understanding that the law isn't inforced around the Baja region. There are so many tourists and the region relies on tourism, so they tend to let it slide. However, please do your due diligence because there's always that chance that something can happen so I would suggest joining a couple of the expat groups on Facebook and asking the question of people that actually live there for an up to date answer of how things are right now.
Hope this helps,
Bel - Mexico Correspondent.
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