Guardsmen Added to Security at Four New Mexico Airports
Armed National Guard members in fatigues and black berets were deployed to Albuquerque Sunport and three other airports Santa Fe Farmington and Roswell. Passengers offered mixed views with some feeling safer and others uneasy about the military presence. Local guards said there are more guards than visible, and the Bush administration urged deployments to bolster air travel security.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Albuquerque International Sunport
Tish Sabens
Glaslow
Sabens
National Guard
Maj
Kim Lalley
Santa Fe
Farmington
Roswell
Gary Johnson
Lalley
Bush
Diane Jones
Baltimore
Jones
America
UNM lifts law school ban on military recruitment
UNM Provost Brian Foster overturned a ten year old policy that barred military recruiters at the law school citing student interview access and AALS policy. Dean Robert Desiderio noted gay students and don’t ask don’t tell concerns while Rep. Joe Thompson urged probe into federal funding risk.
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Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Law School
Robert Desiderio
Brian Foster
Foster
Desiderio
Association of American Law Schools
AALS
Ivid
Joe Thompson
Patricia Madrid
UNM
Thompson
Army
Judge Advocate General
Defense Department
Depositions Set Over Wen Ho Lee Case Leaks
In Albuquerque a court will hear motions to unseal documents in the Wen Ho Lee case as Asian American groups push for evidence of racial profiling. Depositions are planned for ex officials including Bill Richardson Janet Reno Louis Freeh and others tied to the Lee prosecution and related leaks.
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Wen Ho Lee
Bill Richardson
Lee
U.S
James Parker
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Taiwan
United States
FBI
Justice Department
Energy Department
Richardson
New Mexico
Janet Reno
Florida
Louis Freeh
Sile
Border card deadline looms as security reads lag
Congress mandated fingerprinted border crossing cards for Mexicans entering the United States in 1996, but INS has not secured the reader machines needed to verify them. Some Mexicans lack new cards, risking confusion at entry points. State Department cards may show a sticker or clipped status, while extensions face political doubt.
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United States
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U.S
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Bush
State Department
Mexico
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Texas
House
Senate
George Gekas
R-Pa
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Smith
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