Feds defend ICE raids amid local immigration objections
A DHS spokesman said ICE officers enforce immigration laws to enhance public safety and remove criminals. He emphasized due process through EOIR, noting DHS and ICE operate separately from DOJ. Somos Un Pueblo Unido accused raids of terrorizing residents during Clovis operations.
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Artesia Water Worries Persist After E. coli Find
Water problems in Artesia may continue after the boil water advisory was lifted amid E. coli findings. Experts warn chlorine flushing could push lead and copper into the system, potentially forcing a halt to disinfection or a switch in treatment. Eddy County officials lifted the advisory after about 10 days.
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New Mexico official rejects second Trump voter data request
Secretary Magie Toulouse Oliver says New Mexico will not provide personal voter information to President Trump's commission. She notes social security numbers and birthdates are protected by law and sharing such data could deter voter registration.
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Police warn five at large in Artesia meth trafficking case
Police identified Bernadette Molina Christopher CJ McNeil Stephanie Jackson Tito Agu irre as at large and armed suspect in a Artesia narcotics investigation. The operation by New Mexico State Police Mobile Enforcement Operations involved Homeland Security Investigations and will be prosecuted by the 5th Judicial District Attorney's Office.
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Senate health bill defeat exposes GOP disarray in wake
In a 51-49 vote the Senate rejected McConnell's trimmed-down repeal plan, delivering a sharp setback to Trump and McConnell. The setback fuels GOP finger-pointing and leaves no clear path forward on dismantling the Obama health law. The defeat came late at night as Trump criticized the outcome and urged potential consequences for Obamacare.
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