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Madeline Pernillo, 18, and Yajaira Gutierrez, 19, described ICE’s arrests of their relatives in two separate events Wednesday, including at a medical center parking lot and during a drive to a medical appointment for a 2-month-old baby. sourcenm.com/2026/08/20/t...

Two family members describe recent ICE arrests in Santa Fe • Source New Mexico

Two young relatives of people ICE arrested Wednesday in Santa Fe recounted how agents surrounded their vehicles before arresting loved ones.

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The State Ethics Commission sued the group in April – a month after Source NM revealed that an out-of-state company with no publicly listed executives was behind the effort – and accused it of violating the state Lobbyist Regulation Act.

New Mexico State Ethics Commission announces settlement with group behind Project Jupiter mailers • Source New Mexico

The New Mexico State Ethics Commission announced a settlement agreement with the out-of-state group behind Project Jupiter mailers and ads.

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The same day as the hearing, the NMDOJ also weighed in on NuFuels’ federal nuclear license renewal, saying the company is making false promises about its extraction technology. sourcenm.com/2026/08/10/a...

Anti-uranium advocates wrest control of public hearing on proposed mine near Navajo Nation • Source New Mexico

The hearing exposed wounds around the legacy of uranium mining on Navajo communities, as well as fresh concerns about in situ recovery.

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Patrick Lohmann @patricklohmann.bsky.social · 2mo ago

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez on Friday lauded this week’s $567 million judgment against Meta Platforms Inc. as “historic” and wide-ranging, but also railed against decades-old laws that he said continue to limit his office’s ability to protect kids online. sourcenm.com/2026/08/07/n...

New Mexico Attorney General lauds ‘historic’ victory over Meta despite antiquated laws • Source New Mexico

New Mexico AG Torrez said Friday that the legal victory comes despite antiquated laws that limit his office's ability to protect kids online.

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Source NM review finds nearly 70 mentions by pilots concerned about GPS jamming before the May 13 fatal crash

Source New Mexico@sourcenm.com · 2mo ago

New Mexico congressional members want answers about whether GPS jamming contributed to a fatal crash last spring. buff.ly/YyyHiIH

Patrick Lohmann @patricklohmann.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Incredibly, Prism Media republished this story www.prismnews.com/local/mckinl...

Gallup officials warn AI news is spreading flood misinformation

Gallup police warned AI-generated flood stories are muddying emergency updates as crews clear storm damage after more than 5 inches of rain fell since July 16.

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Source New Mexico@sourcenm.com · 3mo ago

While Gallup officials have scrambled to deal with flooding, a water main break and other emergencies, they say Prism McKinley County, an AI news outlet, is regularly publishing false or misleading information. buff.ly/etmqjmX

The Democratic National Committee’s Rules and Bylaws Committee on Friday voted to catapult New Mexico’s 2028 presidential primary election to fourth in the country.

National Democratic committee recommends New Mexico move up on the calendar for presidential primary • Source New Mexico

The Democratic National Committee's Rules and Bylaws Committee recommended that New Mexico be fourth in line for primary elections in 2028.

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Over the last four years, companies have staked more than 12,000 mining claims in New Mexico in search of minerals like gold, copper and uranium. That’s roughly three times the number of claims staked in the state in the entire 20th century. buff.ly/635amSY

By the #s: More mining claims filed in New Mexico in last four years than previous century • Source New Mexico

Already in 2026, companies have staked nearly as many claims to mine in New Mexico as in the first 80 years of statehood.

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Environmental advocates on Monday told New Mexico lawmakers that power plants built specifically for large data centers such as Project Jupiter could undo more than 20 years of progress on air quality.

Energy expert tells NM lawmakers Project Jupiter could roll back air quality progress by 20 years • Source New Mexico

Environmental advocates told New Mexico lawmakers that the Project Jupiter data center could undo 20 years of air quality progress.

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“We are in favor of justice for not just a few, but justice for the many, and we will continue to fight until we receive justice for all," said Tularosa Basin Downwinders Consortium founder Tina Cordova." buff.ly/0heEgey

New Mexico advocates back effort to expand federal radiation exposure compensation program • Source New Mexico

A new federal RECA expansion would extend application timelines, cover more illnesses and apply to more communities exposed to radiation.

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Lawyers for New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and the state Early Childhood Education and Care Department on Thursday argued that a Republican lawsuit before the state Supreme Court over the state’s universal childcare program is “less a legal challenge than a political lament.”

New Mexico Gov’s office argues universal childcare lawsuit is ‘imaginary constitutional crisis’ • Source New Mexico

Lawyers for the state responded to a legal challenge over New Mexico's universal childcare program pending before the state Supreme Court.

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The lawsuit, based on new evidence the State Ethics Commission recently unearthed, aims to immediately halt NM probation officers' practice of referring undocumented probationers to federal immigration agents. buff.ly/5DEomn3

New Mexico State Ethics Commission sues state Corrections secretary over probation ICE referrals • Source New Mexico

New evidence the State Ethics Commission received regarding widespread probation officer referrals to ICE agents prompted the lawsuit.

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Rogelio Bolufé says he was transferred, denied medical care and had legal documents confiscated after organizing hunger strikes and speaking out about detention conditions story via @jerodmacevoy.com

From Alligator Alcatraz to Ecuador: A Cuban detainee's journey through ICE's Arizona facilities

ICE Florence detention conditions: A Cuban detainee deported to Ecuador after Arizona hunger strikes says ICE silenced him

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New emails contained in a State Ethics Commission court filing show that NM probation officers submitted at least 22 names of potentially undocumented probationers to ICE for arrest and deportation, and it alleges officers did so at the behest of supervisors. buff.ly/7ByciKd

New emails allege New Mexico probation officer ICE referrals more widespread than previously known • Source New Mexico

Emails show a close relationship between NM probation and ICE, including an ICE agent asking for more people to deport shortly after Trump's inauguration.

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The New Mexico Department of Justice opened an investigation into allegations that residents' names appeared on pro-Project Jupiter public comment letters they say they never wrote.

New Mexico AG to investigate ‘alleged fraudulent’ letters supporting Project Jupiter data center • Source New Mexico

The New Mexico Department of Justice will investigate "alleged fraudulent" letters regarding Project Jupiter's air quality permit application.

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As New Mexico tries to reduce errors in the Supplement Nutrition Assistance Program, they are increasingly seeking data to help verify that every SNAP dollar goes to people who need it. Their latest target? Slot machine winnings. buff.ly/QaFIcwd

Slot machine gamblers will face more scrutiny as NM tries to nix federal food program errors • Source New Mexico

The Health Care Authority is working on a partnership that will alert it if a SNAP recipient receives substantial gambling winnings.

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joshua bowling🌵@cosmicbowling.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Residents from three New Mexico cities say their names falsely appeared on letters urging state environment officials to approve air quality permits for the controversial Project Jupiter data center after they were approached by canvassers for the project.

New Mexico residents say their names used without permission to support Project Jupiter data center • Source New Mexico

New Mexico residents say their names falsely appeared on letters supporting the Project Jupiter data center after canvassers approached them.

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NEW: New Mexico residents in the state’s three largest cities tell me their names have falsely appeared on pro-Project Jupiter letters to state environment officials after they were approached by canvassers Full story here, on @sourcenm.com:

New Mexico residents say their names used without permission to support Project Jupiter data center • Source New Mexico

New Mexico residents say their names falsely appeared on letters supporting the Project Jupiter data center after canvassers approached them.

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U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D-N.M.) sent a letter Friday chiding state leaders for errors administering a federal food assistance program and urging them to implement fixes to avoid a federal penalty of at least $149 million.

NM U.S. Rep. Vasquez, a Democrat, urges state Health Care Authority to bring down SNAP error rate • Source New Mexico

U.S. Rep. Vasquez (D-N.M.) sent a letter Friday chiding NM leaders for errors administering the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

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New Mexico Sen. Harold James Pope Jr. (D-Albuquerque) is pressing forward with a campaign to become Deb Haaland’s running mate in the upcoming gubernatorial election, despite Haaland’s endorsement Friday of state Commissioner of Public Lands Stephanie Garcia Richard. buff.ly/1NRliud

NM Sen. Pope staying in Dem lieutenant governor race even after losing Haaland endorsement • Source New Mexico

Democratic party members say their election of a new lieutenant governor will be between Stephanie Garcia Richard and Harold Pope.

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New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham spoke alongside local, state and law enforcement officials Monday to announce that they plan to pursue restitution from the federal government over allegations that U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration officials knowingly let fentanyl shipments into New Mexico.

New Mexico Gov. Lujan Grisham calls for restitution amid allegations that feds let fentanyl into NM • Source New Mexico

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said the state would seek reimbursement over allegations that the DEA let fentanyl into the state.

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Deb Haaland, the former U.S. Interior secretary who soundly secured the Democratic nomination to be New Mexico’s next governor, on Friday endorsed Commissioner of Public Lands Stephanie Garcia Richard as state party officials prepare to select Haaland’s running mate.

Dem New Mexico governor nominee Deb Haaland endorses land commissioner as running mate • Source New Mexico

Democratic New Mexico governor nominee Deb Haaland endorsed Commissioner of Public Lands Stephanie Garcia Richard to be her running mate.

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An Albuquerque business owner whose smoke shop legislative analysts recently flagged for suspiciously high federal food assistance revenues told Source NM that his shop’s high sales don’t signal fraud. Rather, they reflect the few grocery options in a struggling neighborhood. buff.ly/voPpgwq

NM smoke shop owner says food desert, not fraud, the reason for his high SNAP revenue • Source New Mexico

The USDA conducted two surprise inspections of smoke shops highlighted in recent legislative report and disqualified one from accepting SNAP.

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New Mexico legislative analysts tasked with assessing fraud among state recipients of federal food assistance reported Tuesday that the state’s low fraud rate may be misleading and stems from a failure to collect data and investigate fraud allegations. buff.ly/IpwnVvM

New study finds New Mexico underestimates, fails to investigate federal food assistance fraud • Source New Mexico

The Health Care Authority's inspector general investigated only 3% of nearly 10,000 SNAP fraud tips received between 2018 and 2023.

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The New Mexico commission investigating the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s time in the state made its first batch of subpoenas public late last week, and is scheduled to hold a public meeting at noon on Thursday at which commissioners are expected to announce more subpoenas.

New Mexico’s Epstein ‘truth commission’ publishes subpoenas, with more on the way • Source New Mexico

The New Mexico commission investigating Jeffrey Epstein's time in the state will provide an update on its subpoenas at its next meeting.

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