Obama Defends Delay on Immigration Action After Border Surge
President Obama says immigrant minor influx shifted politics and led to delaying executive actions. He argues the timing serves the public and economy, while immigration advocates condemn the move as a betrayal to Latino and immigrant communities and to Senate Democrats.
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Santa Fe sees surge in same sex marriage licenses
Santa Fe County issued over 2,500 marriage licenses since Aug 23 2013 with 55 percent to same sex couples. About 1,400 requests were from gay couples and at least 600 came from Texas Oklahoma. Taos County reports 498 licenses with 48 percent to same-sex couples and similar out of state demand.
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Attorneys challenge APD phone search in Hawkes case
Albuquerque attorneys questioned police actions after APD searched 19 year old Mary Hawkes cell phone without a warrant to identify her. The warrant affidavit says Officer Molina checked a truck license plate, traced a phone to Hawkes Facebook, and used data from the phone to locate an address before a shooting.
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Roswell Business Leader Andy Daniels Dies in Albuquerque
Andy Daniels 64 president and CEO of Barnett Fine Flooring in Roswell died in Albuquerque. Born July 6 1950 in Albany New York he built a 40 year Roswell life with his wife Karma and family. A celebration of life will be held at Grace Community Church burial at South Park Cemetery. Memorials may go to the American Cancer Society.
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Energizer Blodgett still serves Roswell after 30 years
Joan Blodgett, 73, executive secretary at Tobosa Developmental Services, continues part time after thirty years with the agency. A Michigan native now in Roswell since the early 80s, she stays active volunteering with Altrusa, Reflections and Recovery Ministry, and the Roswell Runners Club while guiding family in Maryland and Maine.
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