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Gail Armstrong, a New Mexico state representative for District 49, discussed efforts to reform the state's Children, Youth, and Families Department (CYFD) during an appearance on the New Mexico Suncast podcast on March 5.
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New Mexico State Representative Nicole Chavez has criticized the state's new stipend program for violent offenders, describing it as "a slap in the face to victims."
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Andrea Reeb, New Mexico State Representative for District 64, expressed concerns over the passage of House Bill 255, suggesting that its provisions may be too lenient on violent juvenile offenders.
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Jenifer Jones, a New Mexico State Representative for District 32, has expressed concerns about the state's healthcare system, describing it as being in critical condition.
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Gail Armstrong, a representative from New Mexico's District 49, described House Bill 11 as a significant tax increase and endorsed House Bill 446 as a less burdensome alternative for parental leave.
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Nicole Chavez, New Mexico State Representative for District 31, expressed concerns over House Bill (HB) 8, stating it fails to effectively address rising crime rates.
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Alan Martinez, the representative for New Mexico's District 23, criticized the Democrat-led crime package, House Bill (HB) 8, as "nothing but smoke and mirrors" and called for real public safety solutions to address rising violent crime.
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Rebecca Dow, New Mexico State Representative for District 38, said that Democrats tabled House Bill 225 (HB 225), a tax credit initiative aimed at supporting foster parents.
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Members of the state’s congressional delegation are sponsoring a pair of bills on Capitol Hill that they hope will help keep New Mexico in the flow with drinking water.
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Republican members of a U.S. House reform committee want an investigation into the resettlement of Afghan refugees in the U.S., according to a letter signed by New Mexico U.S. House Rep. Yevette Herrell and another GOP lawmaker.