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New Mexico House leaders will push for $200 million toward “rebuilding” the state's behavioral health system and a new children's advocate office for the Children's Youth and Families Department, alongside stiffer penalties for a variety of criminal activity in the upcoming 60-day session kicking off Jan. 21.
By: Julia Goldberg
New Mexico House leaders will push for $200 million toward “rebuilding” the state's behavioral health system and a new children's advocate office for the Children's Youth and Families Department, alongside stiffer penalties for a variety of criminal activity in the upcoming 60-day session kicking off Jan. 21.
By: Austin Fisher, Julia Goldberg
DFA Secretary says LFC priorities “align” with governor's New Mexico's Legislative Finance Committee on Wednesday recommended $10.8 billion
By: Austin Fisher, Leah Romero, Patrick Lohmann, Julia Goldberg
Source NM unveils 2025 bill tracker New Mexico lawmakers will convene at noon on Tuesday, Jan. 21 with a hefty 60-day agenda and a healthy
‘We can respect civil rights and protect the right of every family to live safely' “Everyone in this room knows that crime is out of control in New Mexico,” Gov.
Spokesperson confirms former Interior Secretary is “getting ready”
By: Julia Goldberg
New Mexico state and federal officials respond to Trump's efforts to freeze federal funding and the steps they will take
By: Julia Goldberg
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez on Jan. 28 held a news conference to discuss efforts the state is taking to challenge President Trump's efforts to freeze federal funding.
By: Julia Goldberg
New Mexico's Democratic congressional delegation, governor and attorney general on Tuesday decried President Donald Trump's efforts to freeze some federal funding, with U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich characterizing the day as “utter chaos,” as state agencies, nonprofit organizations and individuals attempted to determine the order's impact.
Lawyer: ‘We already have a target on our back.' A report released Thursday by several immigration and civil rights advocacy groups details ways in which the U.S.
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