Deb Haaland, U.S. Secretary of the Interior and former congresswoman from New Mexico, has recently shared several updates on her social media account, addressing issues ranging from veterans' benefits to environmental protection in her home state.
On November 11, 2025, Haaland highlighted concerns about support for veterans, stating: "Our veterans shouldn’t have to fight for the benefits they’ve already earned. But right now, threats from the Trump White House and inaction in Congress are putting those resources at risk. Here in our state, we can do better: strengthen our Department of Veteran Services and https://t.co/UH1Yt76RI2".
The following day, she reaffirmed her commitment to environmental stewardship with a post reading: "New Mexico is beautiful. I'll always protect our state's land, air, and water for everyone to enjoy. https://t.co/824k41imNv" (November 12, 2025).
On November 13, 2025, Haaland celebrated New Mexico's natural beauty by sharing community photos of the Northern Lights: "New Mexico skies never fail to take my breath away, and tonight we have another chance to see the Northern Lights. Supporters from across the state shared stunning photos from last night!
Questa | Mike R.
Nogal | Tammie
Las Vegas | Cheryl C.
Arroyo Seco | Ray P. https://t.co/KmkgbudHfo".
Haaland’s advocacy comes amid ongoing national debates over veterans’ services and environmental policy. As Secretary of the Interior since 2021 and a member of Laguna Pueblo, she has played a significant role in shaping federal policies affecting public lands and Indigenous communities.
