End of the Star Wars border fence in sight
The article argues virtual fencing and physical barriers have failed to secure the border. It cites costs of nearly 4 billion dollars for fencing and 6.5 billion to maintain, 3 400 breaches, and a halt to the virtual SBinet project. It calls for comprehensive reforms including E-verify, stricter employer sanctions, visa overstays controls, more temporary workers, and a legalization path, with Senate action likely soon.
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Voters take back Roswell as new leaders sworn in
The letter applauds voter engagement after the March election in Roswell, notes Billy Wood’s loss and the rise of the new mayor and councilors, and warns current officials that holding office is a privilege that can be revoked. The writer urges representatives to govern for the people and avoid hubris.
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Roswell Hoop Shoot winners head to state event
Three Roswell youngsters won district Hoop Shoot titles in Clovis Justin Clemmons took 10 11 boys Cara Opella 10 11 girls and Dedi Robinson 8 9 girls they advance to Tucumcari for the state meet Sandy Allman elected Zia Girl Scout Council president Maureen Jennings named member at large
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Clovis
Justin Clemmons
Cara Opella
Dedi Robinson
Tucumcari
Sandy Allman
Zia Girl Scout Council
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Domenici Jr Emerges As Republican Wild Card In Gubernatorial Race
The piece analyzes delegate polls from party conventions showing Domenici Jr’s 4 percent at the Republican gathering and contrasts it with his later petition drive for the June ballot. It notes Martinez’s strong convention showing and Colon’s 35 percent for lieutenant governor, with Rael at 22 percent and Campos rounding to 20 percent after a recount. It also covers GOP results in lieutenant governor and other statewide races, plus mentions potential speculation about Gov. Richardson’s influence. The article ends with contact details for Jay Miller.
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New Mexico State University
Pete Domenici Jr
Susana Martinez
Dona Ana County
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GOP
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Brian Colon
Lawrence Rael
Joe Campos
Campos
Colon
Bill Richardson
Richardson
Jerry Ortiz Y Pino
Linda Lopez
Adam Kokesh
Kokesh
Brian Moore
Clayton
Kent Cravens
John Sanchez
Albuquerque
Moore
Sanchez
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Santa Fe
Damron
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Matt Rush
Jay Miller
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America Israel tensions rise over settlement moves and policy
The piece argues that U S policy toward Israel mirrors antagonism and accuses Washington of pressuring Israel while ignoring Palestinian behavior. It cites Israel's Interior Ministry plan for 1600 new housing units in Ramat Shlomo as evidence of disputed territory and questions the value of United States led demands.
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Syria
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Planned health care changes spark doctor concern and debate
A Medicus survey cited by the New England Journal of Medicine warns that up to 30 percent of primary care doctors may consider leaving the profession if Obamacare passes. The piece notes fears of federal control and money, with Medicaid and Medicare reimbursement cuts and rising malpractice costs. It contrasts U S practice with Canada and Britain and cites polls showing significant opposition to reform. Bill O'Reilly is referenced as a media figure commenting on the controversy.
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