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How political pessimism helps doom tougher gun laws

By Alec MacGillis, ProPublica | February 21, 2018

Saying ‘nothing will change’ has empowered the NRA and ignores its declining punch. Continue Reading

Anapra border fence

Congress should not trade one injustice for another

By Johana Bencomo, Astrid Dominguez and Kevin Bixby | February 19, 2018

Many people seem to think that the wall, although expensive and offensive, is harmless. The truth is the wall is not benign. Continue Reading

Myles C. Culbertson

Stopping the runaway federal government

By Myles C. Culbertson | February 12, 2018

Among the most pernicious and costly threats to the wellbeing of families and small businesses is a federal government out of control. Continue Reading

At dusk, Border Patrol agents place mobile floodlights along the levee-fence in Hidalgo County.

New allegations in border fence lawsuit: racketeering, bribes and money laundering

By Kiah Collier, The Texas Tribune, and T. Christian Miller, ProPublica | January 30, 2018

The latest lawsuit filing in Hidalgo County talks of kickback deals worked out over drinks and steak dinners. Continue Reading

Jerry Nachison

Press freedom is under attack in the US

By Jerry Nachison | January 8, 2018

Freedom of journalistic integrity is now a third wheel in American politics. Continue Reading

Jarratt Applewhite

The Census and redistricting are just around the corner

By Jarratt Applewhite | December 15, 2017

If New Mexicans aren’t attentive, they’ll become hostage for 10 more years to yet another set of maps that don’t reflect their communities’ best interests. Continue Reading

Juan Cavazos

The Taking: How the federal government abused its power to seize property for a border fence

By T. Christian Miller, ProPublica, and Kiah Collier and Julián Aguilar, The Texas Tribune | December 14, 2017

The federal government’s boldest land grab in a generation produced the first border wall — and a trail of abuse, mistakes and unfairness. Continue Reading

Max Mastellone

American families are an unrepresented constituency in DC

By Max Mastellone | December 14, 2017

Congress consistently ignores the needs and desires of the public in favor of the elite segment of the nation, corporations and the wealthy. Continue Reading

Brandon

Heinrich, Udall need to do more than oppose border wall

By Brandon | December 13, 2017

As someone who has lived in the shadows for far too long, I need my senators to clearly stand with me and my family. Continue Reading

Heath Haussamen

Our government needs a dramatic redesign

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | December 8, 2017

I want to hear our political candidates talk about how they plan to enact change. Continue Reading

Brian Erickson

Proposal to expand border walls and boots will harm public safety

By Brian Erickson | December 7, 2017

New Mexico’s senators should join in publicly supporting reforms that ensure border agents treat all New Mexicans with respect and work to block Trump’s request to rapidly hire new agents. Continue Reading

Cibola County Correctional Center

He survived bullets and jail in Cameroon, only to be jailed again in NM while awaiting asylum

By Sarah Macaraeg, New Mexico In Depth | December 3, 2017

‘Boris’ was granted asylum after being incarcerated for five months in Cibola County. Lengthy lockups for asylum-seekers aren’t uncommon. Continue Reading

Max Mastellone

Our government is lying to us about the economy

By Max Mastellone | November 20, 2017

Assertions that Social Security is running out of money, the cost of Medicare is getting too high, or we can’t afford the food stamp program are false. Continue Reading

Amber Wallin

Democracy and money are at stake for NM in upcoming census

By Amber Wallin | October 18, 2017

An accurate census is critical for our democracy. Congress needs to adequately fund it. Continue Reading

Michel Nieves

Hopes and fears: One DACA recipient’s story

By Xchelzin Peña, New Mexico In Depth | October 6, 2017

Michel Nieves’s family brought him to the United States when he was six. Now he’s fearful about the future. Continue Reading

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