Immigration reform angles in elections and redistricting
Michael Davis of the Business and Industry PAC warns immigration reform will shape future elections as Hispanics show rapid population growth. He predicts Texas becomes blue by 2020 and urges candidates to drop immigration litmus tests while groups push federal reform through the New Mexico Prosperity Project and linked business coalitions.
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Michael Davis
Washington, D.C
New Mexico
Texas
Davis
New Mexico Prosperity Project
T. Greg Merrion
Merrion Oil & Gas
Farmington
Tee
Rance Miles
Artesia
George M. Yates
HEVCO
Roswell
Carol Wight
New Mexico Restaurant Association
Dennis Kinsey
Yates Petroleum
Steve Henke
New Mexico Oil and Gas Association
Jeff Parker
Manpower Inc
Albuquerque
Doug Turner
DW Turner
Bueno Foods
Gene Baca
Baca
New Mexico Chile Association
Restaurant Association
Dairy Producers of
U.s.’S
Editorial says No Child Left Behind should be ended
The piece argues the No Child Left Behind program failed and costly. It urges returning funds to states, letting local educators set standards, and notes waivers offer brief relief but deepen federal oversight.
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Washington
George W. Bush
America
Obama
Department of Education
Office of Management and Budget
General Accounting Office
Lindsey Burke
Heritage Foundation
Departments of Education
Undocumented friends and the burden of separation
A speaker reflects on the presence of undocumented people in America, stressing they are not criminals but mothers and grandmothers. The text challenges stereotypes about who is undocumented and urges readers to consider networks of distant connections.
Undocumented residents face fear and health fears in the U.S.
An excerpt discusses undocumented immigrants from varied origins living in fear of deportation, including a friend in New York with long U.S. residence. It cites reports of authorities questioning travelers and highlights personal health concerns tied to undocumented status amid medical access challenges.
Thrombocytosis overview and safety guidance
The text explains essential or reactive thrombocytosis, its potential to cause clots or bleeding, and the range of symptoms. It notes monitoring is essential, possible long term drugs such as hydroxylurea or interferon alpha, and platelet pheresis for life threatening cases. It also discusses risk of stroke, leukemia, and advice to consult a hematologist plus lifestyle steps.
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DR. Gott
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