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The U.S. Justice Department said late Friday it agrees the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program should be terminated. Continue Reading
A&M is partnering with the University of California System and a research and development organization on the effort. Continue Reading
A Pennsylvania judge heard uncontested evidence that ICE agents violated constitutional rights during an arrest last year, but that wasn’t enough to stop deportation proceedings. Continue Reading
A version of this question runs in my head every day: What am I doing to break this cycle? Continue Reading
Water restrictions in New Mexico have created a supply crunch for the fracking industry, so more free-flowing Texas water is helping to fill the void. Continue Reading
Newcomers, women and progressive-backed candidates won big on Tuesday. Continue Reading
It’s one of the most effective tools to break the cycle of family poverty, helping children and parents achieve better jobs, wages, health and well-being, while also boosting the economy. Continue Reading
Last month, 9,484 family units were caught or turned themselves in, compared with 1,580 in May 2017. Continue Reading
Deb Haaland won the hotly contested 1st Congressional District Democratic primary on Tuesday. Continue Reading
Stephanie Garcia Richard narrowly defeated Garrett VeneKlasen to win the Democratic nomination for state land commissioner. Continue Reading
Carl Trujillo, Debbie Rodella and Bealquin “Bill” Gomez all lost to Democratic challengers. Continue Reading
Democrats think they have their best opportunity in a decade to win this seat. Continue Reading
Incumbent Enrique ‘Kiki’ Vigil finished third in a five-candidate Democratic primary on Tuesday. Continue Reading
Albuquerque Journal pollster Brian Sanderoff called the race for Lujan Grisham shortly after 7 p.m. Continue Reading
Polls are now closed in New Mexico. Here’s how to follow election results tonight. Continue Reading