Obama immigration action sparks scam warnings coast to coast
Advocacy groups warn of fraud as Obama moves to shield about 5 million from deportation. California AG Kamala Harris issues a consumer alert urging licensed attorneys and board of immigration appeals recognition, while groups in Los Angeles coordinate workshops and emphasize trusted community channels.
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Hobbs Voters to decide on photo ID requirement
In Hobbs New Mexico residents will vote in a special election to amend the city charter to require a photo ID for local elections. Supporters argue it will curb in person impersonation and boost confidence while opponents say it burdens minorities seniors and the poor. Organized by petition drives the measure is part of a broader push for ID laws nationwide.
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Indicted developer hired as Albuquerque teacher
An ex real estate developer indicted for embezzlement and fraud was hired as an Albuquerque teacher at Lyn don B. Johnson Middle School and placed on paid leave. APS says Kalinowski, previously a luxury home builder in Santa Fe, was hired in February and later put on leave after KRQE-TV highlighted the case.
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Ferguson decision stirs Albuquerque over police shootings
Grand jury in Ferguson not indicting a white officer in a fatal Missouri shooting revives anger in Albuquerque where no local officers have faced charges in more than 40 shootings since 2010. Protests call for indictments of officers tied to James Boyd case and probe the justice department agreement to overhaul the force.
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UNM international cook-off showcases six nations
University of New Mexico hosts the second international cook-off as part of international education week. Teams from Japan, the Czech Republic, Iran, China, Bangladesh, and India compete in an Iron Chef style event. Japan wins, Czech Republic is second, Iran third, China wins people's choice.
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