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While people and drugs come north, guns pour south into Mexico

By Julián Aguilar, the Texas Tribune | December 7, 2016

Often overlooked in border security debates is the river of guns and ammunition that flows from the United States — especially Texas — into Mexico, arming cartels and smugglers. Continue Reading

Construction workers

If we hire them, they will come: The demand side of border security

By Jay Root, Jolie McCullough and Julián Aguilar, the Texas Tribune | December 6, 2016

A fundamental truth underlies the nation’s collective failure to stop illegal immigration and smuggling over the southern border: The United States demands the cheap labor and drugs. Continue Reading

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Group continues pushing for NMSU to become a sanctuary campus

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | December 6, 2016

Chancellor Garrey Carruthers said last week that NMSU won’t declare itself a sanctuary for immigrants without legal status or ban federal law enforcement officials from campus. Continue Reading

Eric Rodriguez

New Doña Ana County treasurer takes office early

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | December 5, 2016

Eric Rodriguez, who was elected Doña Ana County treasurer in the Nov. 8 election, was sworn in early on Monday after outgoing treasurer David Gutierrez was removed from office. Continue Reading

A statue outside the Roundhouse in Santa Fe.

State government is still in the red, new revenue estimate says

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | December 5, 2016

The state is still short $69 million in the current fiscal year, according to a new revenue estimate. Continue Reading

John Arthur Smith

NM needs a bipartisan plan to solve budget crisis

By John Arthur Smith | December 5, 2016

We’re just starting to see the consequences of what might be the state’s worst budget crisis. Continue Reading

Hector Balderas

New family-centric model improves AG’s Consumer Protection Division

By Hector Balderas | December 5, 2016

When I took office, I swept aside the old approaches that allowed consumer complaints to languish in layers of bureaucracy. Continue Reading

Ross Ramsey

In new media age, every reader has to be an editor

By Ross Ramsey, The Texas Tribune | December 4, 2016

Post-election criticism of the news media is on point. Journalists need to get out of their bubbles and listen to people they haven’t been listening to. But voters need to do the same thing. Continue Reading

Richard Tofel

Why Trump would almost certainly be violating the Constitution if he continues to own his businesses

By Richard Tofel, ProPublica | December 3, 2016

If Trump decides not to dispose of his business, it will be up to Congress to decide whether to do anything about his apparent violation of the Constitution. Continue Reading

NMSU sign

NMSU won’t call itself a sanctuary campus or ban immigration officials

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | December 2, 2016

New Mexico State University won’t declare itself a sanctuary for immigrants without legal status or ban federal law enforcement officials from campus, Chancellor Garrey Carruthers said Friday. Continue Reading

Border Patrol

Risk of terrorists crossing U.S. border into Texas is real — but low

By Eleanor Dearman, the Texas Tribune | December 2, 2016

The number of illegal border crossers from far flung places — including countries deemed sponsors of terrorism — has been increasing, but they remain a small fraction of total border apprehensions. Continue Reading

Jerry Nachison

Trying to make sense of what just happened — and what’s next

By Jerry Nachison | December 2, 2016

Let’s focus on reality. The back-and-forth folderol is no longer funny. Continue Reading

Steven Mnuchin

Trump’s treasury secretary pick is a lucky man. Very lucky.

By Jesse Eisinger, ProPublica | December 2, 2016

Steven Mnuchin has a long history of coming out ahead, even in questionable deals. Continue Reading

Mexican flag

Is Ciudad Juárez on the brink of a new gang war?

By Julián Aguilar, the Texas Tribune | December 1, 2016

October was the deadliest month in Ciudad Juárez in nearly three years. Locals are anxious — and hopeful they’re not witnessing a resurgence of the brutal drug war that plagued this Mexican border city from 2008 to 2011. Continue Reading

Scott Krahling

Krahling, Ellins trade jobs in Doña Ana County Clerk’s Office

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | December 1, 2016

Doña Ana County Clerk-elect Scott Krahling says current County Clerk Lynn Ellins will stay on board in the office after Jan. 1 as chief deputy clerk, the job Krahling currently holds. Continue Reading

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