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At a time when oil majors are making billions in profits per quarter, they can afford to pay their fair share.

That’s where my American Energy Independence & Tax Fairness Act comes in.

Oil majors shouldn’t get a tax break for going overseas to produce energy, but that’s essentially what our current tax policy does.

New Mexicans stand with the Ukrainian people. With this bill, we are sending a clear message to Vladimir Putin: You reap what you sow. End this war, work to achieve lasting peace with Ukraine, or face the consequences. The United States…

Today, I write to request that you preserve all documents, communications, and records related to the termination of those energy projects.

Following reports that the Trump administration acknowledged in court filings that it terminated more than $7.5 billion of energy grants due to political motivations, I wrote to you along with 38 senators demanding the administration…

I write to demand that you preserve all records and communications related to the administration’s cancellation of more than $7.5 billion of energy project grants.

Our legislation will help the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center expand its reach, create more economic opportunity, foster entrepreneurship, and support local small businesses.

New Mexicans know the true cost of uranium mining. Across our state, abandoned uranium mines have poisoned our land, threatened our water, and harmed generations of families.

The communities of the Chama Valley – acequia farmers, Land Grant communities, Tribal members, ranchers, and rural families – have cared for their land and water for generations.

Farmers, ranchers, and families across the country are hurting. This is our opportunity to support families, strengthen rural America, and ensure our producers have the tools they need to succeed.

The Farm Bill must meet the needs of families and farmers in New Mexico and across America. This Republican bill fails to do so.

I know the value of Head Start, it got me to the U.S. Senate.

I think today, unfortunately, we are not finding that balance. We are not moving forward on legislation from many of my colleagues that would conserve public lands in their states in the way that their communities would like to see.

But that work cannot be one-sided—only advancing bills that remove protections, and not those that add them.

If you heat your house with natural gas directly, those prices are going to go up.

At a time when energy prices are skyrocketing, this administration should be focused on making energy affordable and increasing grid capacity — not hamstringing a program that has consistently reduced bills for American families.

The Chama watershed is too precious to sell off to a foreign corporation. At a time when every drop of clean water matters, we should protect the rivers that sustain our communities—not open the door for a foreign mining corporation to…