Immigration reform clash fuels House battle in 2014
Conservatives press to act on immigration this year as House Republicans brace for conflict with President Obama over healthcare reform. Chamber of Commerce backs action and signals positive House talk, while anti immigration lawmakers warn of wage and worker effects amid election year pressure.
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Steve King
Iowa
DOJ probes Albuquerque police shootings prompt closed-door meeting
Federal investigators, citing recent police gunfire in Albuquerque, met activists in a private session as they advance from fact-finding toward the next phase of a lengthy civil rights inquiry. Advocates say the shootings spurred renewed federal attention and potential reforms.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Center Board
New Mexico CYFD faces staff shortages amid abuse case deaths
The Children, Youth and Families Department in New Mexico shows a 15 percent vacancy in its Protective Services Division with over 300 social workers hired in three years. Gov. Martinez cites burnout and a revolving door as factors while the 9 year old Albuquerque boy's death renews concerns over caseloads and agency staffing.
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Martinez
CYFD
Albuquerque
Synthia Varela-Casaus
Santa Fe Man Sentenced to 32 Years in Double Murder
A Santa Fe man pleaded guilty to killing his pregnant girlfriend Sarah Lovato and her father Bennie Ray Lovato. He received the maximum 32 year term after a plea deal overturning an earlier 63 year first degree murder conviction due to inadmissible hearsay.
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Marina Leyba Jr
Leyba
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Bennie Ray Lovato
New Mexico Supreme Court
High Court
Shiprock man sentenced in machete assault case
Tyrell Elliot Frank of Shiprock was sentenced to 41 months in federal prison with two years of supervised release for a machete attack on April 1, 2012 on the Navajo Nation. The victim sustained severe cuts to his back and left arm.
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Multiple petty thefts and fraud reported across city blocks
Police investigated thefts from vehicles on South Ohio Avenue Vista Parkway and East Conner Street including stolen computers birth certificates social security card licenses credit cards and cash with total losses around 4659 dollars. Fraud was reported on East Berrendo Street with three charges to a bank card from Illinois and Carlsbad. Call Crime Stoppers at 888-594-TIPS for information and potential rewards.
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