Michelle Lujan Grisham, Governor of New Mexico | governor.state.nm
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, who serves as the governor of New Mexico, posted a series of updates on her official Twitter account between August 21 and August 23, 2025. The tweets covered topics ranging from healthcare initiatives to small business celebrations and infrastructure investments.
On August 21, Governor Lujan Grisham referenced an op-ed written by two prominent physicians in New Mexico, stating: "Dr. Paul Roth and Dr. Lance Chilton—two of New Mexico’s preeminent physicians—wrote this powerful op-ed because they know babies born to drug-dependent parents need protections. My plan isn’t about punishing parents; it’s about getting them the help they need while keeping their". The governor highlighted that her approach is focused on providing assistance to families rather than punitive measures.
The following day, August 22, she acknowledged a local business milestone with: "Congratulations to I Scream Ice Cream on 20 years of serving Albuquerque! I enjoyed stopping by this summer to celebrate the milestone. Small businesses like this one are the heart of our communities, and they make #NewMexico that much sweeter." This message underscored her support for small businesses and their role in strengthening local communities.
On August 23, Governor Lujan Grisham announced a significant infrastructure development: "Thanks to $20 million in state funding, the Doña Ana County International Jetport can now handle aircraft up to 215,000 pounds–including Boeing 757s. This opens the door to cargo operations supporting our industrial park and gives a big boost to regional economic development." The statement points toward efforts aimed at expanding transportation capacity and promoting economic growth in southern New Mexico.
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has previously prioritized healthcare reform, support for small businesses, and investments in infrastructure during her tenure as governor. These recent posts reflect ongoing policy initiatives intended to address social issues such as substance use among parents, foster community engagement through local enterprises, and stimulate economic activity via strategic public spending.
