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Jay Block, a state senator from New Mexico, expressed concerns on the social media platform X, stating that Democrats are prioritizing violent protesters and undocumented immigrants over law enforcement amid escalating unrest.

Rep. Block on urban unrest: 'No wonder Los Angeles and Albuquerque are war zones'

John Block, a House Representative from New Mexico, has said that Democratic leaders are supporting violent protesters contributing to chaos in major cities.

Sen. Thornton: HR 1 'is not fiscal conservative'

Ant Thornton, Senator of New Mexico, said that HR 1 does not reduce the deficit but defended its tax relief measures as beneficial for working-class citizens in New Mexico.

State Sen. Block on protest violence: 'Arrest them all who are not protesting peacefully'

Jay Block, a state senator from New Mexico, has expressed strong criticism towards protestors in Los Angeles, California, labeling them as "lawless" and calling for their arrest due to escalating violence against law enforcement.

Rep. Dow on federal tax plan: 'Deduction for auto loan interest'

Rebecca Dow, a house representative from New Mexico, said that federal budget changes will impact local tax policy through new deduction limits, tax exemptions, and inflation adjustments.

Rep. Lord on immigration order: 'Albuquerque risks losing more than $68 million in federal funding'

Stefani Lord, a house representative from New Mexico, has raised concerns that Albuquerque law enforcement agencies are defying a presidential immigration order, potentially jeopardizing tens of millions in federal funds.

Sen. Block on Gaza conflict: 'Hamas must unconditionally surrender for peace'

Jay Block, a senator from New Mexico, said that peace in Gaza requires Hamas to surrender and cease hostilities.

Sen. Thornton on immigration order: 'If we don’t follow federal law, we shouldn’t receive federal funding'

Ant Thornton, a senator from New Mexico, said that the state risks losing federal support if its leaders continue to defy national immigration laws and executive directives.

Moji Cinema offers guaranteed ROI with innovative video strategies

New Mexico Business Coalition (NMBC) has established itself over the past fifteen years as a strong advocate for pro-business public policy and private sector job growth in New Mexico.

Faith communities encouraged to decarbonize with new practical guide

Faith communities are being urged to take action against climate change with a new resource titled “10 ways to decarbonize your House of Worship.

New Mexico ranks last in child well-being; calls for urgent policy changes

New Mexico is once again ranked 50th in child well-being according to the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s annual Kids Count Data Book.

Mayor leads tour exploring UNM's possible downtown campus expansion

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 7, 2025

Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller recently led University of New Mexico (UNM) deans on a tour of Downtown Albuquerque to explore the potential for expanding the university into the area.

State Sen. Block on Medicaid: 'I am 100% committed to preserving it for those who truly need it'

Jay Block, a state senator from New Mexico, has emphasized the importance of protecting Medicaid for vulnerable groups through reforms aimed at eliminating abuse and restoring program integrity.

Founder of League of American Workers: 'Wind simply cannot function as a sole or even a primary power source'

Steve Cortes, founder of the League of American Workers, said that wind energy is not viable as a major power source and endorsed natural gas instead.

President of League of American Workers: Windmills are 'bad for the environment, especially animals'

Steve Cortes, president and founder of the League of American Workers, said that wind energy projects harm wildlife and waste resources for political gain.

State Sen. Townsend: Wind energy 'is very expensive and inefficient as a supply'

Jim Townsend, a State Senator from New Mexico, has expressed skepticism about wind energy, labeling it as inefficient and costly.

Rio Grande Foundation launches candidate survey for Albuquerque mayoral race

The Rio Grande Foundation has initiated a survey targeting mayoral candidates in Albuquerque.

Albuquerque allocates opioid settlement funds to support Gateway Center projects

The Gateway Center in Albuquerque has been allocated $4.5 million from the opioid settlement to support three specific projects aimed at reducing drug use and homelessness.

Leadership Albuquerque Class of 2025 completes program focused on civic leadership

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 5, 2025

Leadership Albuquerque's Class of 2025 concluded its 10-month program with a final day of activities at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center on May 19.