AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoImmigration & Public Safety: A new analysis finds New Mexico’s “Immigrant Safety Act” hasn’t stopped ICE arrests from rising, with local jail enforcement still acting like a pipeline into federal immigration action. State Ethics & Data Centers: The New Mexico State Ethics Commission says Oracle’s $3.4M “Project Jupiter” ad push was aimed at influencing NMED’s air-permitting decisions, including canvassing and sponsored content tied to the permit process. Elections & Campaigning: With early voting starting soon, plans for New Mexico’s gubernatorial debates remain unsettled, leaving Haaland and Hull racing the calendar. Land, Roads & Sovereignty: Santo Domingo Pueblo’s planned closure of a major access road near N.M. 16 has some Santa Fe County residents worried they’ll be effectively landlocked for medical and emergency travel. Courts & Accountability: The New Mexico Supreme Court sanctioned a lawyer after finding ChatGPT-generated fake testimony was used in a murder appeal. Navajo Nation Flooding: Floodwaters on the Navajo Nation killed three people, prompting an ongoing investigation. Public Service: New Mexico’s “Forgotten Heroes” program will hold a military burial for 50 unclaimed veterans in Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Energy & Agriculture: The Santa Teresa port of entry is set to reopen for limited cattle trade after screwworm-related closures, with ripple effects for livestock markets.
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