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Albuquerque is making a new push to create more immigrant-friendly laws. Here’s what’s planned.
Albuquerque officials are launching a comprehensive strategy this spring to protect immigrants amid growing uncertainty about federal enforcement. Mayor Tim Keller and city councilors will introduce an ordinance in early March to permanently ban federal agents from using city resources. The move is part of the city’s Defend ABQ program. Alongside the new law, the city will…
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Opinion: When public money moves, the public should benefit
Commentary by House Speaker Javier Martinez
Gary King campaigned on prosecuting child sex offenders – while courting Epstein at lunch and accepting donations through companies designed to avoid “press coverage” for King
King told media he did not remember meeting Epstein, but records show otherwise
New poll shows Haaland still comfortably ahead of Bregman as Dem. primary for gov heats up
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