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3D Glass Solutions is a great example of the homegrown innovation happening right here in New Mexico. By investing in advanced semiconductor manufacturing, we are creating more good-paying jobs, strengthening our domestic supply chains…
Here in New Mexico, diesel is averaging more than $6 a gallon, and that means higher costs for farmers and ranchers who grow our food and for families already struggling to afford groceries. Trump’s tariffs are driving up costs, and his…
Much more must be done. Not a single child should be lost to gun violence. Ever.
That’s why I’m reintroducing the CARE Act to raise the standard and bring our agricultural labor laws in line with other industries to better protect children and improve their working conditions.
Children have their whole futures ahead of them, and our country must do more to protect those working in the agriculture industry.
We need permitting reform to put more electrons on the grid. It results in more jobs, and it's the one thing that can bring down the pressure on the cost of electricity and energy right now.
Our whole premise as we approached this permitting bill was: How do we create a faster process, not lower the bar on standards.
My Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act is going to generate benefits for our skilled workers in the state of New Mexico for a very long time to come.
We want to build the jobs in New Mexico that you can build a family around, and that's what unions are all about. That's the way I grew up with my dad.
“This joint advisory is an essential tool in helping New Mexico’s voters make a plan to cast a ballot,”
Senator Martin Heinrich’s bipartisan Forest Bioeconomy 5 Act complements that work by finding productive uses for small diameter trees removed during forest treatments.
Senator Ben Ray Luján helped shape the Fix Our Forests Act through the Senate Agriculture Committee, securing provisions reflecting New Mexico priorities.
New Mexicans have been clear: They do not want unregulated data centers in New Mexico stealing our water, stealing our land, polluting our air and abusing our communities.
If an individual — regardless of if they are in law enforcement or not — did so, they must be held accountable.
What we need is justice and accountability for the survivors, not just in New Mexico but all across the country.
The most immediate way that we end this disastrous inflation in our communities is by ending the illegal and unconstitutional war in Iran.
I know firsthand how hard people work to earn every paycheck, and I am deeply grateful for everyone that shares my vision for New Mexico.