here, along with as official as new mexico's assistance state game warden overseas beckoned. little smokey was greeted in the rain by a very enthusiastic committee. of the. chief forest alawites, except that little smokey is a gift to the state foresters and uncle sam's forest service from the new mexico department of game and fish. but for our little hero, that welcome in the rain was only the beginning of a new and very worthwhile life. on the first sunny day, little smokey was presented to the national zoo in washington and became a living symbol of forest fire prevention. the kids went for the whole idea, like a bear goes for a holiday. and little smokey seemed to like the new set up to. was really a big occasion. senator chavez of new mexico was there to welcome the former constituents to his home in the zoo. and. the state forest to join them, dedicating the life of little smokey to the schoolchildren of america to serve as an honest to goodness reminder of the danger of forest fires and the need to save our forests and wildlife from destruction by fire. when when i. yo

water is new mexico's way of life. the foundation for the food we eat, the businesses we create, and the cultural traditions we pass on. the testimony will illustrate the challenges facing water managers in the southwest and do it with extreme drought. it is not just new mexico seamless impacts on our economy. as a child it will make clear the future of our nation's water supply could no longer be dependent on lessons from the past but states are losing the tools they have relied on for a long time to anticipate future supply and manage competing needs. in the end it will be all water lead users, consumers, businesses, farmers and ranchers and more that will bear the brunt of these decisions in higher costs and reduce supply. mr. hill also brings this committee are decades of experience on a water litigation, professional development, support, along with tireless public service to our country. as assistant secretary to the department of interior for water in science, ms. trujillo oversaw key agencies and management dev

in the new mexico legislature. i met with him numerous times when i was working on voting rights in tribal and intergovernmental affair matters. he always listened with deep attention and gave clear direction and support. he was a man of his word. his tireless dedication to the people of new mexico proved how much we can accomplish when we work together for our beloved communities. i carry his inspiration with me as i continue my own service in the beautifully diverse third district of new mexico. i offer my deepest condolences to his wife, their children, and the entire extended family. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from california, ms. porter, for five minutes. ms. porter: i rise to commemorate the 70th anniversary of brown versus board of education, the supreme court's decision to desegregate public schools. despite this landmark case, and the integration that followed, segregation in schools has increased by more than 60% over the la

new mexico, arizona and california.oles in the border wall is a steady job. these two men trying to get through one of those holes called a fox crew racist. another place in new mexico is swarming with illegal immigration. they threw rocks at a drone. >> there is an active criminal element working every day to facilitate the equivalent of modern slavery. that to me is totally unamerican and that is dispeck able. ? >> in georgia friends mourning the loss of laken riley allegedly killed by a venezuelan national illegally pennsylvania rolled into the u.s. >> i feel so dark right now. we lost one of the brightest lights there has ever been. >> in new york a group of migrants beat up two cops in times square earlier this year. they had been previously arrested but living in shelters funded by taxpayers. >> in recent months a wave of migrant crime has washed over our city. they are essentially ghost criminals. no criminal history, no photos, no cell phone. >> denver's safety net hospital is struggling to stay afloat after spe

chairman. >> thank you again for being here today especially to share new mexico's with the committee all new mexicans understand drought but the drought we are and less predictable. just look at the rio grande river which is not getting the attention that it deserves especially with our brothers and sisters including new mexico who depend on the col legislation that this congress passed it also included the river. that's my way of trying to get the bureau of'sttention. that has allowed the rio grande to sustain the region providing constant water that supports over 6 million people in agriculture. thatha increasing tempe is melting to protect water resources for generations to come, how does new mexico plan to deal with rising temperatures stronger drought and less predictable precipit you senator for your leadership and for your work on behalfg about how to deal with the next drought situation andty you said in a complex system of surface water supplies and ground water supplies that are interconnected. that ability for us to manage is going to be what we -- what we through the dry

i yield to my friend from new mexico. the presiding officer: the senator from new mexico. mr. lujan: i will begin by quoting senator hatch. senator hatch said, quote, updating this legislation is a moral imperative. reca, as it is currently written extends benefits only to uranium miners, millers and transportsers who -- transportsers who worked up until 1972, but an updated bill would extend to those who worked after 19 # 2 -- 1972, many of whom have developed cancer as a result of radiation exposure. end quote. let me repeat that. senator hatch said it was a moral imperative to provide justice to what are called post 71 miners. and what does this bill offer to these americans? who have suffered for our country? nothing? -- nothing. what does this bill offer to downwinders in arizona, nevada, colorado, idaho, montana? again, nothing. instead this exercise is an attempt to undermine the strong bipartisan coalition that passed historic reca legislation. i don't -- i hope no one misreads what's happening today. there is a bipartisan coalition, there is a bipartisan group of advo

exclusive body camera video of the new arrests. >> reporter: police were waiting in this room at a new mexicoa 52-year-old man showed up, expecting, investigators say, to meet a 12-year-old girl. in this body cam video obtained exclusively by cbs news, fernando clyde was arrested and charged yesterday after allegedly sending unsolicited sexual messages on facebook messenger to the girl who was actually an undercover special agent with the new mexico justice department. the sting is part of operation metaphile, which also resulted in the arrest of 29-year-old marlon kellywood at the same motel. the facebook profile photo was created using ai and attracted potential predators. >> they initiated a sexual conversation. they were sending graphic images of genitalia. they were making really horrific statements about their interest in sex with these children. >> what do you make of the way meta and other social platforms have handled this major pervasive threat thus far? >> reporter: i think it's abundantly clear that meta and executives like mr. zuckerberg don't have any intention of dedicating the

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what are you seeing in new mexico? >> an influx. >> so women have no other choice but to travel to new mexico as a result, i funded another reproductive rights and abortion clinic in southern new mexico, where we're seeing an influx of women coming from el paso and their families. so they're traveling from these stage, two, new mexican and a shout out to governor katie hobbs, right? making a contraceptives more accessible and our state shout out to arizona's clear about a ballot initiative and the legislature who's doing something about the court action, having a nearly right total ban on abortion. but women are coming to a state. that means that our women don't have as much access. it means that we are trying to figure out a way to support all families. it means they're coming with more serious medical conditions because they can't get there in time. it should show the rest of the country when you got dozens of women in court, you've got women who had nearly lost their lives. or we may not even know, have lost their l

the gentlelady from new mexico is recognized. ms. stansbury: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 2925 and would like to remind my friends across the aisle that mining is already happening on american lands and on our public lands, but this week, instead of working on meaningful legislation on behalf of the american people, our friends have opted instead to focus on a toxic free-for-all on our public lands, have opted to roll back energy efficiency in home appliances. in fact, they put forward a bill this week called hands off our home appliances because they're so concerned about the american people that they want to regulate the efficiency of your toasters, your dishwashers, your refrigerators and undermine the ability of our immigrant and his pano communities have representation in the united states census and yes, to allow a free-for-all on our public lands. now, the american people are not asking us to do this p. they're asking us to work on real problems, to work on the economy, inflation, help families p

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bottom check on our to say thank you for coming to new mexico. thank you for taking time.n there i was glad to sta released this report. i want to ask if i have your continued commitment to make this a priority at usda. >> i can't thank you enough and one of the most recent visits, he went to new mexico the first cap yourself which i can't thank you enough because it's one thing to hear about what's happening on the ground and another to see it for yourself. you took time to visit with those families who are devastated but what is our largest fire and states history. this devastating fire in 2022 and i appreciate the partnership some of would you address there. there are some areas that need some attention and creating a one-of-a-kind plan to help at home, there is some additional direction week could benefit from working with and what i still here is about confusing guidance from nrcs on this plan and in addition, how they should apply for other usda programs. my question, can usda do more to help new mexicans recover from the spires? >> it sounds like we do. recently we

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in new mexico, 95% of our bringses are small businesses. 162,000 strong. our small businesses employ 340,000 individuals and we are growing at a rapid rate with 7, 250 new businesses opening during the march period. to independent book stores to small manufacturing plants, our small businesses line on main street and bring economic vitality to our communities. this small business week i recognize s.b.a.'s storied past and even stronger. muchosgracias. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. >> i rise today to honor nelson cruz senior for his work for encouraging cultural expressions over a 60-year. founded by the cruz family, it is more than a puke store but testament of chicago's latin american cultural community. selling records and spue a cherished neighborhood institution offering instruments and lessons, it has been a source of inspiration for so many. on behalf of illinois 3rd congressional distrib

jo ling kent has the story. >> reporter: police were waiting in this room at a new mexico motel when man showed up, expecting, investigators say, to meet a 12-year-old girl. >> i'm a relative. >> reporter: in this body cam video obtained exclusively by cbs news, fernando clyde was arrested and charged on tuesday after allegedly sending unsolicited sexual messages on facebook messenger to the girl who was actually an undercover special agent with the new mexico justice department. >> these are individuals who explicitly use this platform to find and target these children. >> reporter: the sting is part of operation metafile, which also resulted in the arrest of 29-year-old marlon kellywood at this same motel. the facebook profile photo was created using a.i., and police say attracted potential predators. the new mexico attorney general says the children were targeted through design features on facebook and instagram. >> they were making really horrific statements about their interest in sex with these children. >> what do you make of the way meta and other social platforms have handle

." >>> out in the middle of new mexico, hours of desert highway from better known santa fe is an old mining town called silver city, and such an unusual place it is. quirky would be a good word. >> there is a lot of history in silver city. >> a vast area of desert, on one side of town and lush greenery in the other. fourth, fifth, sixth generation ranchers and silver miners coexist with art hippies and wide-eyed newcomers. as we say, quirky. >> it is just lots of different perspectives, which is always fascinating. >> but of course, this is not a travel log, no. this is about what happened here, or more precisely, what happened there, inside that little house, to her. >> she was beaten from head to toe. she had bruises from the top of her head, down to her feet. >> her name was cassy farrington , and what was done to her in the bathtub of her own house was dreadful. >> she has been in the bathtub. i can even do cpr. statement it was also for a very long time, an unsolved mystery. cassy brooks was her name then peered her mom and dad, darlene, and chuck. >> she was very, very outgoing

in new mexico, we care for our elders. it is part of our culture. it is a part of who we are, because our elders are those who raised us, cared for us. they are our grandparents and our parents, our aunts and uncles and veterans, the people who carry our history, our cultures, our languages and traditions. and that is why it is so outrageous to me that the house g.o.p. would consider, or propose to cut the critical programs that gut social security, medicare, medicaid. in new mexico, thousands of new mexicans depend on social security. our seniors, our elders, people living with disbuilt. over 450,000 depend on medicare. that is over 20% of our state's population. new mexicans depend on these programs to provide for their families and put a roof over their heads and put food on the table. the -- before social security, our elders were left with nothing. before medicare and medicaid, our seniors and low-income families could not access life-saving health care. in new mexico, 12% of our seniors are considered low income and living below the poverty li

if you've driven on it, you know it is hostile. >> i will say full disclosure, families from new mexico could be bad driving. >> albuquerque is lovely this time of year. it is for this that i think you might experience, arizona is the worst because there's no order to the road so arizona has five lanes but the right lane is 90 some left lane is doing 30 and people in between a look like university subway race or one lane is in front of the other and most of them don't have insurance. how do i know when i was at the airport, nobody brings back a car in one piece and nobody has insurance and it's like a real thing in the corporate man, he wasn't harassing me. >> i was at the border in arizona and they don't want their fees so they are just trying to get across. >> people don't know but if the functional doesn't get there in 30 minutes, it's free. >> they have drive-through liquor stores, to. they are putting in a speed l line. >> would you think is the worst driver? >> south but they have a hard, they drive rvs in the get in an accident, they just lost their house. [laughter] >> florida i

mexico. this is not a new phenomenon but it is a recurring and threatening phenomenon where some 4000 to 8000are miles m of the gulf of mexico dies because of the runoff, primarily from the mississippi river. and that runoff is chemicals, nutrients, animal waste, sewage, and about like. it has a influence on the gulf of mexico, weather patterns, and a lot of other things. i know enough about you personally that you care about things like this and i do too. they trace many of the elements of runoff to our states. so i guess my question to you is what you think about our current farm programs and whether they are addressing this and whether there are things we need to be doing in the future? i think about illinois situation. we are kind of blessed to have similar states, from a farm point. we are about number four in the nation in terms of agricultural production. pretty big state. only ranked 37th in the nation when it comes to major conservation programs. they might have avoided some of this runoff. what are we missing? what do we need to do? if you think it is a problem, how would you addres

speaker, i'd like to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from new mexico, ms. leger fernandez. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. leger fernandez: mr. speaker, we're also here today to debate republicans' terrible mining rules, which could open millions of acres to public lands to foreign-owned mining companies. i find it ridiculous that we are here today, because just last week this house voted in favor of my motion to recommit and the motion to recommit said let's send it back to committee. let's send it back to committee to consider my amendment, which would have banned foreign adversaries like china from being able to take our public land and resources for free. unfortunately, almost every republican said it's all right for chinese corporations to mine our data for tiktok, but they said no, no, no, no, we want them to be able to take our gold, silver, our copper, resources for free to china. thankfully, six republicans voted in favor of the m.t.r., but instead of going back to committee to consider it, we are back here again, because the rules commi

the universities of the states of new mexico, california, florida, washington and the universities of germany and france are still the arena of anti-sefarinist demonstrations. warning of 50 international humanitarian organizations about the zionist regime's attack on rafah. the same hague court started the investigation about the collective groups of gaza. approval of a 35% increase in the salaries of pensioners and retirees at today's meeting of the government board. for example, a dear retired person who has a wife and a child . above 10 million tomans, the minimum salary will be for this year, god willing. the government allocated 1500 billion tomans for the flood of sistan baluchistan. and in the higher program , we will check the increase in the number of representatives of the islamic council, yes or no? what are the different views on this issue? how can the parliament be helpful in this plan? in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful . may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate . good day, dear viewers, at the beginning of this ser

new mexico ranked number one, followed by west virginia, nevada, washington, d.c, colorado rounding outthe top five. california came in at 37th. a new law banning most abortions took effect in florida today, the law bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, but there are exceptions, including rape, incest and the life of the mother. before the ban, florida was considered something of a refuge for abortion access in the south. after the supreme court overturned roe v wade. now, abortion rights activists say the law could put lives at risk. there aren't enough states left with abortion access to absorb tens of thousands of patients. with this six week ban, there will be an abortion desert in the south of our country, further worsening the national public health crisis created by the fall of roe. over 80,000 abortions were performed in florida last year. the pharmaceutical giant pfizer is creating a new way for patients to get their medication that they need. pfizer calls it a direct to consumer platform. it's set to launch later this year. the platform will connect us patients with tel

decision tonight, and this news comes after baldwin's manslaughter charges were dismissed last year by new mexico prosecutors. he was then recharged by a grand jury in january. nbc news has reached out to baldwin for comment. in the past he has said that he was not responsible. the film's armorer was convicted of manslaughter in march and is serving an 18-month prison sentence, and, tom, baldwin, if convicted, faces 18 months also. >> chloe melas with that, thank you. >>> in the middle east growing pressure on israel after the u.n.'s top court ordered it to halt its offensive in rafah. here's raf sanchez. >> reporter: tonight, this israeli air strike hitting rafah. our team in gaza following fire crews trying to put out the flames. >> what the palestinians need is immediately stop the war. >> reporter: the strike coming just as the u.n.'s highest court ordered israel to stop its military operations in the city to protect civilians. >> israel must immediately halt its military offensive. >> reporter: the ruling is binding, but the world court has no means of enforcing it, and israel giving no sign

an unusual sight in new mexico, a massive sinkhole outside of a house. take a look. it's in las cruces, new mexico. wow. that sinkhole is about 30ft wide, wide and 30ft deep. the home was evacuated, of course, as well as a few of the neighbors. city officials are trying to figure out the cause of this. there is some good news here. firefighters were able to rescue a set of golf clubs for a high school student who is set to compete in the state championship. her clubs were trapped in one of the cars at the bottom of the sinkhole. you got to take care of that nine iron, especially if you're going to the state championship, jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next right now at six san francisco, trying to dodge a legal battle with oakland. the issue, the possible name change for oakland's airport, what san francisco is offering to keep the name fight out of court. also berkeley schools facing accusations on both sides of the conflict in the middle east, concerns tonight that school leaders aren't doing enough to help jewish or muslim students. more on thi

they're ready for it in arizona when it happened and new mexico when it happened and just earlier this month in michigan. election officials in the state quickly required that county to act and certify the elections. so we will expect that there will be effort ts to dlou slow down and delay the certification process perhaps in the last two months of 2024, but i am cautiously optimistic election officials are ready to keep that moving on track so lectors can be ascertained on december 11th meeshgts on december 17th and counted on january 6th. >> sam, you were in the administration until recently. spreading lies about candidates is not illegal. it is protected free speech. what david is talking about poses a threat at the state level, leve level and it's states that run these elections. whose job is it to set the record straight? >> margaret, just because speech is protected by the first amendment does not mean it's cost free. we know in today's threat environment disinformation is becoming the norm rather. we know there's been an unprecedented level of physical threats arising out of el

and it was oppenheimer who suggests the new mexico desert. so they go to scope out a site. imer knew the area well. he had spent a lot of time here. charles oppenheimer: when he left new york as a young man and went to new mexico... ...that was a-- just a really important part of his life. going to new mexico and meeting cowboys and riding horses. he just loved it. he loved every part of it. bird: he once said that his ambition was to combine the two loves in his life, physics and new mexico. and of course, he did precisely this. carr: now, the government shows up with bulldozers and architects and laborers and craftsmen to build a new community and laboratory where there essentially had not been one before. snowden: they're starting from scratch. and so much of what they were doing was unknow and unproven at the time. they didn't actually know that they would be able to achieve this. this was all theoretical. else: they knew that they had to get the best scientists if they were gonna get this weapon before the nazis did. (crowd chanting) (ship horn blowing) newsreel narrato

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protests have already spread to most american universities, including the university of new mexico inlbuquerque, where 16 people were arrested during a protest a few days ago. their supporters organized. protest in the city blocked access to the gates of the air force base, nearby streets cordoned off by the police, they began to speak outside the states in support of student actions in the united states. students from the national autonomous university of mexico spoke in solidarity with the protesters. following the example of american campuses, students from university college in london staged a protest. the white house demands to immediately stop all support for israel and stop the supply of weapons to this country. and also put pressure on tel aviv, because many on the planet call tsakhal’s actions genocide. decisive steps ankara is taking steps to influence the middle east conflict. the turkish ministry of trade confirmed that the country has completely stopped export and import transactions with israel. restrictive measures will last until tel aviv declares a ceasefire in gaza a

this march, the 2nd military plane crash and new mexico. in the past months. the demonstrations in solidarity with palestine have erupt. it all over europe again in protest over israel's continued attacks on rasa and gaza. the in paris please, to your guest, peaceful protest are to try to rally in are the, is really embassy demonstrators in berlin to 5 restrictions imposed by german authorities on pro palestine protests with hundreds taken to the streets to demand adjust this for palestine and condemned as well, as the tax crowds also gathered in front of the white house to protest against us involvement and the conflict, the protestant in protest of also swept latin america in the mexican capital. a peaceful protest turned into classes with police outside the as really embassy. demonstrators threw stones and burning optics, trying to break down fences. police responded with fire extinguishers and tear gas . the purchase came as mexico prepares to join south africa's genocide case against as well as the international court of justice. earlier in ball rein, sco

s. military aircraft has crashed new the international airport in new mexico's largest city, albuquerque. the f 35 fighter jet was on his way to an air force base in california . i'm a pilot injected from the aircraft and was taken to a hospital with serious injuries. large plumes of smoke were seen at the crash size of the sparks, the 2nd military play oppression, new mexico. in the past month. the western politicians are split over, allowing him to strike territories outside the battlefield. all stating is unwavering support to ukraine, washington is refusing to allow key of to use this weapons to strike russian territory. our policy has been that we don't encourage or enable strikes outside ukraine's borders. but if you look at the broad sweep of our policy, we made clear then ukraine has no better supporters in the united states. and we don't just say that we back it up with our military assistance. we back it up with our diplomacy in marshalling nicole, listen, i'm more than 50 countries around the world to support you frame. and we back it up with the measures. we've taken to a who

as march, the 2nd military plane crash in new mexico in the past month, the western politicians are split over, allowing kids to strike territories outside the battle field. well stating its unwavering support to crane. washington is refusing to allow kids to use this weapons to strike russian territory. our policy has been that we don't encourage or enable strikes outside ukraine's borders. but if you look at the broad sweep of our policy, we made clear that ukraine has no better supporters in the united states. and we don't just say that we back it up with our military assistance. we back it up with our diplomacy in marshalling a coalition. more than 50 countries around the world to support you frame. and we back it up with the measures. we've taken to all the rest of the council. however, over in brussels that use foreign policy chief says some of the blocks members want your train to start hitting russia with weapons like cents. although just abroad that admit that a number of european countries oppose the move. we allow our arms to be used below . below the longer for the ange russia

political violence by drug cartels is not new in mexico but the extent of the problem in this campaigncked even seasoned politicians. names have been removed from the ballots by the bullet which means some voters will have to choose someone that best serves the needs of organized crime. violence scans the political spectrum. candidates in the governing party are the most affected. macedonian is likely to be reelected as governor. he denies that the security strategy has failed. >> [speaking spanish] reporter: voters have had a tougyear. eight months ago they were battered by a hurricane and the damage is still evident across of a cocoa -- across acapulco. her mother and brother were killed in a landslide. she is grateful for the government response but she says security will also influence her vote. we cannot go out without fear, even if you are not looking for trouble, you could be in the wrong place at the wrong time she says. voters will soon choose the people to lead mexico in the coming six years but whoever wins in acapulco, the endless war with cartels will continue, posing a de

new mexico. steve boyer of indiana, howard coble, north carolina. fred, north carolina. ed bryant of tennessee. steve chabot of ohio and bob barr of georgia. the democrats on that committee. chuck schumer. new york. bobby scott. virginia. zoe lofgren, california. sheila jackson lee of texas. and mel watt of north carolina. the other committee that was part of that government reform and oversight subcommittee on, national security, chaired by bill zeliff, new hampshire. bob erlich, maryland. steve schiff, new mexico. ileana ros-lehtinen of florida. john mica of florida. peter blute, republican of massachusetts. its mark souder of indiana. john shadegg of arizona. the democrats. karen thurman, florida. bob wise, west virginia. gene taylor, mississippi. carrie meek, florida. tom lantos, california. louise slaughter of new york and gary condit of california. what do you remember about the 1995 hearings, mr. jackson? there was a manifestation of what had happened in 1994. those congressional elections in which the newt gingrich so-called revolution basically took over the hous

new mexico. steve boyer of indiana, howard coble, north carolina. fred, north carolina. ed bryant of tennessee. steve chabot of ohio and bob barr of georgia. the democrats on that committee. chuck schumer. new york. bobby scott. virginia. zoe lofgren, california. sheila jackson lee of texas. and mel watt of north carolina. the other committee that was part of that government reform and oversight subcommittee on, national security, chaired by bill zeliff, new hampshire. bob erlich, maryland. steve schiff, new mexico. ileana ros-lehtinen of florida. john mica of florida. peter blute, republican of massachusetts. its mark souder of indiana. john shadegg of arizona. the democrats. karen thurman, florida. bob wise, west virginia. gene taylor, mississippi. carrie meek, florida. tom lantos, california. louise slaughter of new york and gary condit of california. what do you remember about the 1995 hearings, mr. jackson? there was a manifestation of what had happened in 1994. those congressional elections in which the newt gingrich so-called revolution basically took over the hous

who's, a policeman in socorro, new mexico, in 1964.me, lonnie zamora, and and he's a small town cop chasing a speeder in the desert on the road out into the desert. he knows who the speeder is, you know, a good small town cop, so he knows, like the kid that he normally a lot of trouble with. he hears an explosion off in the desert and sees what thinks is a overturned white car off in desert. so he abandons his pursuit. he knows he that kid's house leader and, get him, and he sort of turns this pontiac cruer and is like bumping up and down through the gullies towards this overturned car. there two figures standing outside of it. and as he gets closer, they get into the craft he describes a sort of football shaped he gets closer and the craft takes off and something happens to lonnie zamora that desert there is a new mexico state trooper who shows up on the scene within a couple of minutes sees lonnie zamora sort shaken and upset by whatever this encounter is that he has had there's some circumstantial evidence that the military and fbi

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new mexico is a border state. new mexico is on the front line of the fentanyl crisis. but we have to do much more. it takes resources to fight these challenges. we have to invest in technology, tools, and staffing to stop the flow of drugs into this country. it means we have to fund and support our state, local, and tribal law enforcement so that they can actually protect our communities. and it means that we have to take seriously and make a sustained investment in our broken healthcare and behavioral health system. and most importantly, above all else, it means stop playing politics with the lives of our people. because we already know the solutions to these problems. we don't need another messaging bill here on the house floor. we need solutions. while you're sitting here lecturing us on your messaging bill, the speaker of the house and members of the house majority are standing in front of a federal courthouse in new york city in matching outfits defending a sex offender in his hush money trial. so, you know, it's a very brave statement to stand on the house floor