FLETC trains tougher use of force and more agents
Harris outlines a revised curriculum tripling use of force hours at FLETC focusing on deescalation and non lethal tools. Udall notes safety and high assault rates, while Agency aims to fill 1600 Border Patrol vacancies and reach authorized staffing with better oversight and resources.
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U.S. Senate
New Mexico
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National Border Patrol Council
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Baldwin Plant Schedules Reopen After Repair Delays
Administrative staff were told to return Thursday while Camacho noted most workers were informed by text they need not report Wednesday. Wildermuth cited initial work showing more extensive repairs, delaying production at Roswell plant which runs around the clock and employs up to 200 during peak periods to paint aircraft for commercial and military clients.
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Wildersmuth
Camacho
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Roswell
Opioid initiative expands in New Mexico health drive
Public health officials outline three major steps to curb opioid use in New Mexico. Physicians will be urged to switch from opioids to safer alternatives, naloxone access expands through Medicaid coverage and pharmacies, and treatment plus prevention efforts increase. A new law requires doctors prescribing over four days of opioids to register with the Prescription Monitoring Program and review patient prescriptions every 30 days, aiming to reduce doctor shopping and unintentional overprescribing.
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Blue Shield
New Mexico
Winona Stoltzfus
State Department of Health
New Mexico Board of Pharmacy
Egy
State Health Department
Stoltzfus
Chaves County
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